Link Aggregation - Enhancing Throughput

[spressono]

Have worked in IT Infrastructure for some time now, very well executed video! No added fluff, no extrapolations or exaggerations, just clean and well paced information. Good work!

[sarvdogra]

Very good video ..
Well made and explained ...,

I liked particularly the practical demonstrations.., of course routers are different..., but the video gave me an opportunity to see what to look out for...
Thanks..

[briceperdue]

I like how you included the media converter part about an active link.

[dshack]

beautifully paced, no fluff, and no shortcuts. only thing i wasn't clear on was whether you had spanning tree enabled prior to connecting the LAG cables?

[fakhri]

Greate greate video. Why you stopped creating such content?

[dshack]

I also loved the highway lanes analogy - 2 lanes at 100 speed limit, however I think you've made a small spoken error in saying "but a single car cannot go more than 200 miles per hour" - if I'm following your analogy correctly then perhaps this should have said "but a single car still can only go at 100 miles per hour", correct?

[EdwarioERS]

What's the modem setup to go along with this wifi system to get these results?

[amrfxg]

LACP has nothing to do with it. hehe not necessary, but optional.

[iowesty]

correct me if im wrong, with this i would be able to have 2 cables coming from a router what has lets say 2gbe coming in from the isp, i could use 2 of the 8 1gb ports and connect them to a switch what has 48 1gb ports, so now instead it having a limit of 20.8mbps per port (if all ports were active at the time) it could now use 41.6mbps

[BlatantThrowAway]

Anyone have a good 10G Switch with this?