Aruba AOS-CX Basics 6 - LACP

Aggregate multiple links with Link Aggregation Control Protocol and Aruba AOS-CX. In this demo we explore the popular feature, LACP, which is commonly used but does have a number of configuration nuances.

Find more details in the AOS-CX Link Aggregation Config Guide:

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[Freddiescott]

Thanks for your videos it helps currently deploying 8320s helps a lot

[PardeepSingh-bqik]

Hi Joe,
Thanx for amazing briefing on AOS-CX. Can you please make a video on Stacking .. like. VSF or IRF ..
it will be more helpful ....again thnxx for amazin Videos.

[Abner_Silva]

Thanks bro.
I am brazilian end i loved this video.

[jayashankaradm]

Thanks for the nice video. In LACP, do packets (10 packets) sent by one device go via both aggregate links, like a few on 1/1/10 and the remaining on 1/1/11, or is it always one of the links (1/1/10 or 1/1/11)?

[petersimon]

Hey Joe, thanks for the new vid, please go on with the series.
What about VRF, use and the meaning ?

[null_zero]

LACP and, yes, IPv6. Don’t fear the 128 bits! This also works with boring old IPv4.

[wx]

After completing a successful LACP, config would disabling one of the 1/1/10 interfaces still allow pinging over LAG 1 ??

[supalerklimlerdmongkol]

Hey Joe, Thak you for video. Can you make video for teach about QoS voice on AOS-CX.

[Scotty_J.]

How do you determine what layer LACP is operating?

[garvolt]

Can you do a video on Qos on a Voice vlan using CX vs Aruba OS?