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Advanced Settings
In the same aggregation group, all member ports must be set to the same configurations
with respect to STP, port priority, VLAN configuration and port management. The following
are illustrations in detail:
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Ports joining aggregation groups should share the following configurations: STP
settings (STP status, P2P port, edge port, port priority and path cost included), port
priority configurations, port VLAN configurations (port type, PVID, allowed VLAN, and
Untagged/Tagged VLAN included), and port settings (Jumbo frame, flow control,
isolation settings included).
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For ports having joined the aggregation group, following configurations are not
allowed: adding static MAC address, configuring mirroring destination port, enabling
voice VLAN function and enabling 802.1X authentication.
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The following ports cannot join the aggregation group: 802.1x-enabled port(s),
mirroring destination port(s).
In terms of different link aggregation methods, there are two aggregation modes: static
aggregation and LACP aggregation.
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Static Aggregation
For static aggregation, you must manually maintain the aggregation state of the member
ports as the system does not allow adding a new port or deleting any existing member
port. LACP is disabled on member ports in static LACP mode.
Ports in static aggregation group must all be of the same port speed and will stay in
forwarding state. If a certain port is set to a different speed, packets on it will be forwarded
at the actual connection speed. The bandwidth of the aggregation group equals the total
bandwidth of its member ports.