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Connection between 2 switches
I own several netgear switches but have a question relating to a link between:- GS724Tv3 - 24 Port Gigabit Pro Safe GSS108EPP – 8-Port Gigabit Ethernet PoE+ Smart Managed Plus Click Switch I cu...
Hi Steve,
Yes, you can: Create a Static LAG (Link Aggregation Group) on both switches.
Note: It has to be static because of the 116EPP does not support dynamic/LACP. Don't connect the second connection before both ends are configured - in case something goes bullocks, you can always disconnect the cable again.-Kurt
Hi Steve,
Yes, you can: Create a Static LAG (Link Aggregation Group) on both switches.
Note: It has to be static because of the 116EPP does not support dynamic/LACP. Don't connect the second connection before both ends are configured - in case something goes bullocks, you can always disconnect the cable again.
-Kurt
Easy when you know how! :smileyhappy:
Thanks!
Many different names are used in the industry for the same - LAG, aggregation, bonding, ... - essentially all doing the same. Now you can also connect your NAS, your high performance workstation, ... to the network. Just create one LAG for each device.
Enjoy!I have also discovered that I can do the same to my Asus router on Lan Ports 1 and 2, however on my netgear GSS108EPP it appears I have to select LAG 1 from Ports 1 to 4 and LAG 2 from ports 5 to 8?
Why do I not have the option to set LAG1 to 5 and 6, Lag 2 to 7 and 8?
Is this restriction to do with hardware setup or just the firmware?
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