
show lacp
SecureStack C2 Configuration Guide
5-35
•
There
is
no
available
aggregator
for
two
or
more
ports
with
the
same
LAG
ID.
This
can
happen
if
there
are
simply
no
available
aggregators,
or
if
none
of
the
aggregators
have
a
matching
admin
key
and
system
priority.
•
802.1x
authentication
is
enabled
using
the
set
eapol
command
and
ports
that
would
otherwise
aggregate
are
not
802.1X
authorized.
The
LACP
implementation
on
the
SecureStack
C2
device
will
allow
up
to
eightphysical
ports
into
a
LAG.
The
device
with
the
lowest
LAG
ID
determines
which
underlying
physical
ports
are
allowed
into
a
LAG
based
on
the
ports’
LAG
port
priority.
Ports
with
the
lowest
LAG
port
priority
values
are
allowed
into
the
LAG
and
all
other
speed
groupings
go
into
a
standby
state.
When
an
existing
dynamically
created
LAG
is
reduced
to
one
port,
the
SecureStack
C2
removes
the
LAG
from
its
VLAN
and
adds
the
remaining
underlying
port
to
the
VLAN.
For
this
reason,
you
should
ensure
that
the
LAG
and
all
the
ports
in
the
LAG
are
assigned
to
the
egress
list
of
the
desired
VLAN.
Otherwise,
when
the
LAG
is
removed,
the
remaining
port
may
be
assigned
to
the
wrong
VLAN.
The
other
option
is
to
enable
the
singleportlag
feature
as
described
in
Commands
show lacp
Use
this
command
to
display
information
about
one
or
more
aggregator
ports.
Syntax
show lacp
[
port-string
]
Note:
To aggregate, underlying physical ports must be running in full duplex mode and must be of
the same operating speed.
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show lacp
set lacp
set lacp asyspri
set lacp aadminkey
clear lacp
set lacp static
clear lacp static
set lacp singleportlag
clear lacp singleportlag
show port lacp
set port lacp
clear port lacp
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