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Figure 5 S-MLAG application scenario
Restrictions and guidelines: Mixed use of manual
and automatic link aggregation configuration
To avoid unexpected aggregation issues, do not use manual assignment, automatic assignment,
and automatic link aggregation in any combination. If you use any two of these features in
combination, an automatically assigned member port might move between aggregation groups or
undesirably change from Selected to Unselected in some situations.
Ethernet link aggregation tasks at a glance
To configure Ethernet link aggregation, perform the following tasks:
1. Configuring link aggregations
{ Configuring a manual link aggregation
{ Configuring automatic link aggregation
{ Configuring S-MLAG
2. (Optional.) Configuring an aggregate interface
{ Configuring the description of an aggregate interface
{ Setting the MAC address for an aggregate interface
{ Configuring jumbo frame support
{ Setting the MTU for a Layer 3 aggregate interface
{ Setting the expected bandwidth for an aggregate interface
{ Configuring an edge aggregate interface
An edge aggregate interface uses all member ports to forward traffic when the aggregation
peer is not enabled with dynamic link aggregation.
{ Configuring physical state change suppression on an aggregate interface
{ Shutting down an aggregate interface
{ Restoring the default settings for an aggregate interface
3. (Optional.) Adjusting aggregation states of link aggregation member ports
{ Setting the minimum and maximum numbers of Selected ports for an aggregation group
{ Disabling the default action of selecting a Selected port for dynamic aggregation groups that
have not received LACPDUs
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