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Linking two linux machines together. Do I need LAG or no LAG configuration on Netgear switch?
I'm a bit unsure on if and how I should configure an LAG. Scenario: I have two linux machines (names "linuxA" and "linuxB", hardware supermicro, OS CentOS đ linked together via direct cable in ...
The mentioned slow LACP Rate does set how how fast the bonded interfaces should transmit LACPDU packets. The default is every 30 seconds, characterized by the lacp_rate value of "0" or "slow", or every second, characterized by the lacp_rate value of "1" or "fast". This has no impact on the possible bonding link (LACP) performance.
Thanks schumaku , I know what LACP rate is (frequency of LACP PDU updates sent via the link) and that it has nothing to do with the LAG speed. I was just interested where to configure this on a Netgear.
Apparently it only works by CLI and setting "lacp_rate". Thanks for the hint.
Any idea on the other questions?
Thanks
Dan
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