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EdgeSafe 40G Bypass Modular Network TAP | M40GBP
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Configuring the LAGs
6.15.1 Get lag (get_lag)
The get_lag commad dispay the current configured lag, lag status, lag members and link state of each
port
6.15.1 Add lag Get lag (add_lag_member)
The command add_lag_members, creates new LAG and add lag members to existing lag
Ctrl.lag1m1s1.10g: M40GBP$ get_lag
============ lag1 ==========
lag hb active: on
lag state: inline
application state: unknown
minimum working members: 1
members: m1s1, m1s2, m3s2
net0: m1s1:down, m1s2:down, m3s2:down
net1: m1s1:down, m1s2:down, m3s2:down
mon0: m1s1:down, m1s2:up, m3s2:down
mon1: m1s1:down, m1s2:up, m3s2:down
m1s1: failed
m1s2: ok
m3s2: failed
command succeeded.
Ctrl.lag1m1s1.10g: M40GBP$
add_lag_members lag_name <module:segment> .. <module:segment>
- add LAG members
lag_name - LAG name (1 - 20 characters)
module - module number ( 1 - 3)
segment - segment number ( 1 - 2).
Ctrl.lag1m1s1.10g: M40GBP$
add_lag_members LAG2 2:1 2:2
command succeeded.
Ctrl.lag1m1s1.10g: M40GBP$get_lag
============ LAG2 ==========
lag hb active: on
lag state: inline
application state: unknown
minimum working members: 1
members: m2s1, m2s2
net0: m2s1:up, m2s2:down
net1: m2s1:down, m2s2:down
mon0: m2s1:up, m2s2:down
mon1: m2s1:up, m2s2:down
m2s1: ok
m2s2: failed
command succeeded.
Ctrl.lag1m1s1.10g: IS40G$