lag
Creates a Link Aggregation Group (LAG).
Syntax
lag
lag-name
{
dynamic
|
static
}
{
id
{
number
|
auto
}
}
no lag
lag-name
{
dynamic
|
static
}
{
id
{
number
|
auto
}
}
lag
lag-name
keep-alive
no lag
lag-name
keep-alive
Command Default
LAG is not configured
Parameters
Modes
Global configuration mode
Usage Guidelines
The keep-alive LAG configuration can be used to configure a LAG for use in keep-alive applications similar to the UDLD.
A keep-alive LAG contains only one port while static and dynamic LAGs can have 1 to 8 or 1 to 12 ports depending on the device.
LAG IDs are unique for each LAG in the system. A LAG ID cannot be assigned to more than one LAG. If a LAG ID is already used, the CLI will reject the new LAG configuration and display an error message that suggests the next available LAG ID that can be used.
Note: The LAG ID parameter is applicable for static and dynamic LAGs only. No explicit
configuration of a LAG ID is allowed on keep-alive LAGs.
History
| Release version | Command history |
|---|---|
| 08.0.61 | This command was modified to make the id option a mandatory configuration parameter and to make the subsequent options (id-number and auto) mandatory. |