Chapter 11
| Link Aggregation Commands
MLAG Commands
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â—† The MLAG ID, associated MLAG domain ID and MLAG member must be
configured using the mlag group member command. The associated MLAG
domain may be nonexistent, which causes MLAG to be inactive locally.
â—† For a port to be configured as MLAG peer link or member:
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STP status of the port must be disabled.
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LACP status of the port must be disabled.
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The port must not be any type of traffic segmentation port.
MLAG Restrictions
â—† Traffic segmentation up-link/down-link port cannot be configured on an MLAG
member or peer link.
â—† All actions which cause a port to become nonexistent, such as deleting a trunk
port, adding a port to a trunk, or enabling LACP, are not allowed for an MLAG
member or peer link. Also, a trunk member port is not allowed to be an MLAG
member or peer link.
â—† STP cannot be enabled on a peer link or an MLAG member. An STP enabled
port cannot be configured as a peer link or an MLAG member.
mlag This command enables MLAG globally on the switch. Use the no form to disable
MLAG.
Syntax
[no] mlag
Default Setting
Disabled
Command Mode
Global Configuration
Example
Console(config)#mlag
Console(config)#
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