I am trying to configure Link Agregation between Mikrotik CCR1036 and Netgear M5300
My traffic in Mikrotik is going more than 1gbps so i thoung i could use LAG and make my uplink to 2gbps.
After i configured sfp1 and sfp2 to bondig 802.3ad and in Netgear sfp45 and sfp46 sometimes it show in one interface upload and other interface download, and does not make mt link to gbps, i have tested and is only 1gbps.
I've searched all the internet about LAG with Mikrotik so this is the first post 😄
After i configured sfp1 and sfp2 to bondig 802.3ad and in Netgear sfp45 and sfp46 sometimes it show in one interface upload and other interface download, ...
Reads like the common confusion. There is nothing wrong with what looks like an asymmetrical data transfer, it's up to the sending side which of the physical links is used in a trunk.
Hello, As you see in netgear photo i have checked port 45 and 46, Screenshot is taken in the 3pm, at 8-9 pm traffic is at 900mbps, im thinking about th3 future traffic, Should it make traffic in both ports or after sfp1 goes full, sfp2 gets the other traffic? Im getting confused for configurations on l2 l3 and srcmac dstmac vlan in netgear and mikrotik, is anything wrong in configuration?
@AGJECAJ wrote: Screenshot is taken in the 3pm, at 8-9 pm traffic is at 900mbps, im thinking about th3 future traffic,
Still no reason, one GbE is sufficient for 900Mb/s.
@AGJECAJ wrote: Should it make traffic in both ports or after sfp1 goes full, sfp2 gets the other traffic?
Again, that's why I said the typical confusion: You will see that each direction is handled mainly by one port, and only once there is more traffic, the additional ports are used. It's in no way something like a link load balancing.
