Alcatel-Lucent 5620 - Procedure 5-2 to Delete a 9500 MPR LAG

5 — 9500 MPR LAG object configuration
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MPR User Guide
18 Turn up the LAG:
i Right-click on the LAG and choose Turn Up from the contextual menu. A
dialog box appears.
ii Click on the Yes button.
19 As required, right-click on the LAG and choose Properties from the contextual
menu to view information about the created LAG or to modify the LAG
parameters. The LAG (Edit) form opens.
• The General tab displays the LAG ID and description. For a radio LAG and
Ethernet LAG, choose one of the following Mode parameter values:
• Access (Ethernet LAG only)
• Network (Radio LAG only)
• The Link Aggregation Group tab displays the Name of the LAG, the number of
ports associated with the LAG member ports, and the Lag Aggregation Type.
• For Ethernet LAG, choose Hash and Size from the drop-down menu.
• For Radio LAG, choose Size and Wait to Restore (ms) from the drop-down
menu.
• LACP parameters can be modified from the LACP tab. See step 8.
• LAG member ports can be added from the LAG Members tab. See steps 9 to 15.
• The Administrative State parameter can be configured to Up in the States tab,
only if at least one port is associated with a LAG. The LAG state cannot be set
to Down if a service is associated with the LAG.
Procedure 5-2 To delete a 9500 MPR LAG
1 Choose Equipment from the navigation tree view selector. The navigation tree
displays the Equipment view.
2 Select the device where you need to delete the LAG.
3 On the Network Element (Edit) form navigation tree, expand the Logical Groups
icon.
4 Expand the LAGs icon, right-click on a LAG object, and choose Delete from the
contextual menu. A dialog box appears.
5 Click on the Yes button to complete the deletion.
Note — A LAG can be deleted only if a member is not associated with
the LAG. To delete the last member from a LAG, the Administrative
State of the LAG must be set to Down. A LAG can be shut down only
when the LAG is not a part of any service or physical link.