MC-LAG Management

In this window, you can query and set parameters for MC-LAG.

Navigation Path

In the NE Explorer, select the desired Ethernet board and choose Configuration > Ethernet Interface Management > Ethernet Link Aggregation Management from the navigation tree. In the window that is displayed, click the MC-LAG Management tab.

Parameters

Parameter	Value	Description
Local LAG No.	For example: 2	Indicates the ID of a local LAG.
Main Port of the Local LAG	For example: PORT5	Indicates the main port of the local LAG. NOTE: This parameter can only be selected from the existing LAG.
Main Port of the Remote LAG	For example: PORT4	Indicates the main port of the remote LAG.
Protocol Channel ID	1 to 8	Indicates the ID of a cross-device protocol channel. NOTE: This parameter can only be selected from the existing MCSP. The selected MCSP port cannot be Main Port of the Local LAG.
Protection Type	ERPS	Indicates the protection type that can be configured with an MC-LAG.
Reversion Mode	Revertive, Non-revertive Default: Revertive	Indicates the current reversion mode of a cross-device LAG.
Reversion Time (minute)	0 to 10	Indicates the reversion time. Specifically, the time used for switching a protection channel to a work channel after the work channel restores to normal state. NOTE: This parameter can be set only when Reversion Mode is Revertive.
Set Southbound Port	For example: PORT3	Specifies the southbound port of an MC-LAG. The southbound port is used to access Ethernet services. NOTE: Only two ports can be set to Set Southbound Port. The southbound port of different MC-LAGs has the same functions. The ports of MCSP can be the southbound ports.
Work Mode	Independent, Dependent	Indicates the current work mode of the MC-LAG. Dependent: Indicates that the MCSP channel functions properly and the local LAG cooperates with the remote LAG. Independent: Indicates that the MCSP channel functions improperly and the local LAG and remote LAG work independently.