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Create a LAG Interface
Prerequisites
You must already have one or more provisioned PacketFabric ports.
To be included in a LAG, the ports must be at the same site, in the same zone, and have the same speed.
Create a LAG interface
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Log in to the PacketFabric portal.
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Select Network > Interfaces.
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Click Create LAG Interface in the upper right.
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Under Select LAG Members, your existing interfaces are grouped together by site and zone. Select ports within the same group that have the same speed.
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Under LAG Confirmation, enter a meaningful name for the LAG and select the LACP interval.
The LACP interval determines the frequency in which LACP control packets (LACP PDUs) are sent. This in turn determines the timeout value of 3 or 90 seconds. If a PDU is not returned from the remote connection within the allotted time, the LACP session drops.
You can later change the LACP interval from the LAG details.
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Click Create LAG
When you return to your interfaces dashboard, the ports you selected are now grouped together under your LAG.
Click the LAG to open the side panel, where you can view its members:
From here you can also modify, delete, and disable the LAG.
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Updated on 23 Nov 2021