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Modular L3 Ethernet Switch User’s Guide
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Trunking Port Table
The Trunking Port Table displays information regarding about the individual ports that make
up trunks.
To display the Trunking Port Table:
Select Device > Trunk > Ports Table , the Trunking Port Table opens:
Figure 6- 62. Trunking Port Table window
The Trunking Port Table window displays the following fields:
Index – Identifies the individual port number.
Port MAC Address – Identifies the MAC address of the port that contains the
trunk.
Actor Admin Key – Indicates the key value of the port. Key values are assigned
to ports to signify that ports can be trunked together. For example, all ports with a
key value of 5 can be trunked together, while all ports with a key value of 8 can
form a different trunk. A value of 0 deletes an existing port from a trunk. A port
with an unassigned key value can be aggregated to a trunk.
Attached Agg ID – Identifies the trunk ifIndex to which the port is attached.
Aggregated – Indicates if the port is trunked. The possible values are:
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True – Indicates that the port is part of a trunk.
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False – Indicates that the port is not part of a trunk.