Configuring Ethernet Link Aggregation Groups

Through Ethernet link aggregation, multiple links that are connected to the same equipment can be bound together.

A link aggregation group looks like a single link superficially, as shown in Figure 1.

Figure 1 Application of Link Aggregation Groups

Follow the process given below to configure a link aggregation group:

Configuring a Link Aggregation Group
With link aggregation, members in a link aggregation group (LAG) share the output and input load, to increase bandwidth. Meanwhile, the members in the same LAG are of mutual backup. This improves the connection reliability.
Adding a Port to an LAG
With link aggregation, members in an LAG share the output and input service loads, to increase bandwidth. In actual applications, you can add an aggregation port to an existing LAG.
Querying Link Aggregation Ports and Aggregation Status
You can query link aggregation ports and the aggregation status.
Deleting Link Aggregation Groups
With link aggregation, members in a link aggregation group (LAG) share the output and input service loads, to increase bandwidth. Meanwhile, the members in the same LAG are of mutual backup. This improves the connection reliability.

Parent topic: LAG (WDM Network)