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Linux Link Aggregation using 802.3ad
I've been at this for more then a day now. I'm trying to set up 802.3ad link aggregation with a Debian Jessie system. I have two Intel 10-Gigabit X540-AT2 that I've configured for 802.3ad to combin...
I rebooted the server and now MII Status show as UP. So good news there. Not used to having to reboot a linux server to fix something.
I rebooted without a separate VLAN for the LAG ports. The LAG and the LAG ports are in the same VLAN. I can ping the server so I think it is working. Do the LAG ports need to be in their own separate VLAN or should the ports and the LAG be in the same VLAN?
I rebooted the server and now MII Status show as UP. So good news there. Not used to having to reboot a linux server to fix something.
I rebooted without a separate VLAN for the LAG ports. The LAG and the LAG ports are in the same VLAN. I can ping the server so I think it is working. Do the LAG ports need to be in their own separate VLAN or should the ports and the LAG be in the same VLAN?
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