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What's the LAG interface period be if the two switches have different periods set
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Considering a LAG interface between two devices A and B, A is configured to have LACP fast transmission and B to be LACP slow what would be the resulting aggregate interface's period be?
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Considering a LAG interface between two devices A and B, A is configured to have LACP fast transmission and B to be LACP slow what would be the resulting aggregate interface's period be?
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Considering a LAG interface between two devices A and B, A is configured to have LACP fast transmission and B to be LACP slow what would be the resulting aggregate interface's period be?
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Considering a LAG interface between two devices A and B, A is configured to have LACP fast transmission and B to be LACP slow what would be the resulting aggregate interface's period be?
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lacp rate configures the rate at which LACP control frames are sent from an interface. Each side can have its own rate (normal= 30 s, fast = 1 s).
lacp ratedoes not have any effect on the actual interface transmission rate (except for increasing overhead a tiny bit).
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So, does it matter if the two sides are set a different rate likeslowon one device andfaston another as far as the LAG is considered? Would the LAG come UP at all ?
– Rakesh Nittur
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If the other side doesn't time out the LAG trunk within 30 seconds then no, it doesn't matter.
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lacp rate configures the rate at which LACP control frames are sent from an interface. Each side can have its own rate (normal= 30 s, fast = 1 s).
lacp ratedoes not have any effect on the actual interface transmission rate (except for increasing overhead a tiny bit).
answered 8 hours ago
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So, does it matter if the two sides are set a different rate likeslowon one device andfaston another as far as the LAG is considered? Would the LAG come UP at all ?
– Rakesh Nittur
7 hours ago
If the other side doesn't time out the LAG trunk within 30 seconds then no, it doesn't matter.
– Zac67
7 hours ago
add a comment |
lacp rate configures the rate at which LACP control frames are sent from an interface. Each side can have its own rate (normal= 30 s, fast = 1 s).
lacp ratedoes not have any effect on the actual interface transmission rate (except for increasing overhead a tiny bit).
answered 8 hours ago
Zac67Zac67
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So, does it matter if the two sides are set a different rate likeslowon one device andfaston another as far as the LAG is considered? Would the LAG come UP at all ?
– Rakesh Nittur
7 hours ago
If the other side doesn't time out the LAG trunk within 30 seconds then no, it doesn't matter.
– Zac67
7 hours ago
add a comment |
lacp rate configures the rate at which LACP control frames are sent from an interface. Each side can have its own rate (normal= 30 s, fast = 1 s).
lacp ratedoes not have any effect on the actual interface transmission rate (except for increasing overhead a tiny bit).
answered 8 hours ago
Zac67Zac67
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lacp rate configures the rate at which LACP control frames are sent from an interface. Each side can have its own rate (normal= 30 s, fast = 1 s).
lacp ratedoes not have any effect on the actual interface transmission rate (except for increasing overhead a tiny bit).
answered 8 hours ago
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So, does it matter if the two sides are set a different rate likeslowon one device andfaston another as far as the LAG is considered? Would the LAG come UP at all ?
– Rakesh Nittur
7 hours ago
If the other side doesn't time out the LAG trunk within 30 seconds then no, it doesn't matter.
– Zac67
7 hours ago
add a comment |
So, does it matter if the two sides are set a different rate likeslowon one device andfaston another as far as the LAG is considered? Would the LAG come UP at all ?
– Rakesh Nittur
7 hours ago
If the other side doesn't time out the LAG trunk within 30 seconds then no, it doesn't matter.
– Zac67
7 hours ago
So, does it matter if the two sides are set a different rate like
slow on one device and fast on another as far as the LAG is considered? Would the LAG come UP at all ?– Rakesh Nittur
7 hours ago
So, does it matter if the two sides are set a different rate like
slow on one device and fast on another as far as the LAG is considered? Would the LAG come UP at all ?– Rakesh Nittur
7 hours ago
If the other side doesn't time out the LAG trunk within 30 seconds then no, it doesn't matter.
– Zac67
7 hours ago
If the other side doesn't time out the LAG trunk within 30 seconds then no, it doesn't matter.
– Zac67
7 hours ago
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