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Looking for help for LACP/Vlan configuration for RBR750/CM2050V/GS110EMX
I have the following equipment all Netgear GS110EMX switch, Orbi RBR750, CM2050v Modem. What I have been trying to do is use the GS110EMX switch to create a seperate VLAN2 (Port based) with just t...
No idea if the port-based VLAN and the LACP LAG is really compatible.
Please try the real 802.1q-based VLAN config, create a VLAN xxxx, create the LACP-LAG, remove the default VLAN 1 from the port and the LAG, make the LACP-LAG and the multi-gig-port for the Modem link [U]ntagged, and last but not least don't forget to put up the VLAN xxxx as a PIVD for the LACP-LAG and the multi-gig-port.for the Modem link.
Beyond I'm afraid, no practical current WAN-port LAG-experience on the Orbi systems on my side.
Thank you! You nailed it! I had actually preconfigured those setting on the switch as my next test (When wife wasn't using internet) and having you confirm it really helped. Maybe someone else can use this obscure configuration to get 2gbs throughput with Orbi AX4200 and newer multigig modems. Thanks again.
Info for others wanting to try something similiar here is my configuration and my results.
Ports 7&8 are the LACP 1gb connections. - In VLAN 2 (WAN side of ORBI)
Port 9 is the Multigig coming from the Modem at 2.5gb - In VLAN 2
All the other ports are in VLAN1 which is where the return LAN from the ORBI which is 1gb. In the future I may get a 2.5gb USB-c adapter to test on a locally wired PC to see if I get break the 1gb barrier.
FYI My Xfinity service is supposed to be 1.2gb and I was seeing about 920-940Mbs using the 1gb connections against xfinity's internal speedtest site. I was hoping to at least see a performance increase on the internet speedtest originating from the ORBI but I have not. If anything it's slightly slower on the initial tests but Im going to let it settle in and try some other off hours testing as my connection speeds can vary substantially.
Honestly, I don't see on how this config can take an speed advantage - certainly not for a single TCP connection. Reason is I do assume the GS110EMX does make use of the L2 load balance mode only.
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