Step 4: Configuring Clients
In the network shown in the Basic MCT configuration, Client-1 has a three-port LACP trunk (1/1/1-1/1/3), while Client-2 has a two-port static trunk (1/1/1-1/1/2) towards the MCT cluster.
To configure Client-2 on Ruckus-1 in the topology of Basic MCT configuration, enter the following steps.
- Enter global configuration mode.
- Configure a cluster name and ID.
- Assign a client name.
The client name can be different on the different cluster devices.
- Configure the RBridge ID.
The RBridge ID must be different from the cluster RBridge ID or the ID of any other client in the cluster.
- Configure the dynamic lag as the client CCEP.
- Deploy the configuration.
The following example shows how to configure Client-2 on RUCKUS-2 in the topology of Basic MCT configuration.
RUCKUS-2# configure terminal RUCKUS-2(config)# cluster SW 4000 RUCKUS-2(config-cluster-SW)# client client-2 RUCKUS-2(config-cluster-SW-client-2)# rbridge-id 200 RUCKUS-2(config-cluster-SW-client-2)# client-interface lag 6 RUCKUS-2(config-cluster-SW-client-2)# deploy
The following example shows how to configure Client-1 on RUCKUS-1 in the topology of Basic MCT configuration.
RUCKUS-1# configure terminal RUCKUS-1(config)# cluster SW 4000 RUCKUS-1(config-cluster-SW)# client client-1 RUCKUS-1(config-cluster-SW-client-1)# rbridge-id 300 RUCKUS-1(config-cluster-SW-client-1)# client-interface lag 5 RUCKUS-1(config-cluster-SW-client-1)# deploy
The following example shows how to configure Client-1 on RUCKUS-2 in the topology of Basic MCT configuration.
RUCKUS-2# configure terminal RUCKUS-2(config)# cluster SW 4000 RUCKUS-2(config-cluster-SW)# client client-1 RUCKUS-2(config-cluster-SW-client-1)# rbridge-id 300 RUCKUS-2(config-cluster-SW-client-1)# client-interface lag 5 RUCKUS-2(config-cluster-SW-client-1)# deploy