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# show lacp internal
Port
State
Key Priority
----------
-------- ----
--------
Gi 1/1
Down
1
32768
Gi 1/2
Down
1
32768
Where,
Port—is the local port.
State—indicates if a partner is seen and an aggregation created.
Key—is used as a term in the 802.1D standard. Here it equals the group id.
Priority—is used for active/standby purpose.
Showing the Detailed Status of an Aggregation Group
The following snippet shows the detailed status of the aggregation group.
# show lacp neighbor details
Port
: The local port
State
: The active/inactive state of this port
Aggr ID
: The group id of this aggregation
Partner Key
: The aggr key of the partner
Partner Port
: The port of the partner
Partner Port Prio : The
partner port priority
[Activ Timeou Aggrege Synchro Collect Distrib Defau Expired]:
Booleans. The LACP protocol state seen from the link partner.
# show lacp internal details
Port
: The local port
State
: The active/inactive state of this port
Key
: The key of this port, same as group id.
Priority : The
LACP priority of this port
[Activ
Timeo
u
Aggrege Synchro Collect Distrib Defau Expired]:
Booleans. The LACP protocol state seen from the actor (the local unit).
Statistics
The following snippet shows the statistics of the aggregation group.
# show lacp statistics
Port
Rx Frames
Tx Frames
Rx Unknown Rx Illegal
----------
----------
----------
----------
----------
Gi 1/1
2572
14067
0
0
Gi 1/2
2572
14068
0
0
System ID
The following snippet shows the system ID. The system ID is the combination of the priority and the MAC address.
(config)# lacp system-priority ?
<1-65535>
Priority value, lower means higher priority
# show lacp system-id
System ID: 32768 - 00:01:c1:00:f6:90
Port LACP Commands
The following snippet shows how to configure LACP for each port.
# conf t
(config)# interface GigabitEthernet 1/1-2
(config-if)# lacp ?
port-priority
timeout
<cr>
Where,
port-priority—the LACP priority for the port.
Timeout—fast or slow protocol timeout.
