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Bonding multiple NIC's w/ Cisco 3750
I have a new ReadyNAS 4220. I'm trying to bond all 4 1GbE NIC ports to a Cisco 3750G switch. I'm connecting to the management tool via the 10GbE port so the tool connectivity isn't affected by my tw...
I don't have a spare switch...I wish. :) Although as a last ditch attempt, I may reset the switch to factory defaults and start from scratch.
Although, I'm thinking it's a ReadyNAS bonding issue at this point. I tried to revert back to Bonding using "Transmit and Load Balancing" which supposedly requires NO special switch settings. I cleared all LACP/aggregation settings from the switch ports, verified they work unbonded. I then bond them, save settings and then Power Down/unplug/plug-in/poweron ReadyNAS, and nothing.
When the ReadyNAS documentation says that it only supports "dynamic link aggregation", what does that translate to in Cisco-speak?
I'll open a support ticket and see what falls out. I'd love to get using this thing to it's potential, but maybe I'll just have to use the interfaces individually.
Although, I'm thinking it's a ReadyNAS bonding issue at this point. I tried to revert back to Bonding using "Transmit and Load Balancing" which supposedly requires NO special switch settings. I cleared all LACP/aggregation settings from the switch ports, verified they work unbonded. I then bond them, save settings and then Power Down/unplug/plug-in/poweron ReadyNAS, and nothing.
When the ReadyNAS documentation says that it only supports "dynamic link aggregation", what does that translate to in Cisco-speak?
I'll open a support ticket and see what falls out. I'd love to get using this thing to it's potential, but maybe I'll just have to use the interfaces individually.
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