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aggregated link traffic to the remaining ports. Aggregated links therefore
provide built-in resilience for your network.
The Switch also has a mechanism to prevent the possible occurrence of
packet re-ordering when a link recovers too soon after a failure.
Aggregated Link —
Manual
Configuration
Example
The example shown in Figure 3
illustrates a 2 Gbps aggregated link
between two Switch units, (that is, each port is operating at 1000 Mbps,
full duplex).
Figure 3 A 2 Gbps aggregated link between two Switch units
To manually set up this configuration:
1 Prepare ports 5 and 7 on the core Switch for aggregated links. To do this:
a Check that the ports have an identical configuration using your
preferred management interface.
b Add the ports 5 and 7 on the specified unit to the aggregated link.
2 Prepare ports 25 and 26 on the Switch 3226 (or ports 49 and 50 if you
are configuring a Switch 3250) for aggregated links. To do this:
a Check that the ports have an identical configuration using your
preferred management interface.
b Add the ports 25 and 26 on the Switch 3226 (or ports 49 and 50 if
you are configuring a Switch 3250) to the aggregated link.
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