#How to use a lag switch series#

For example Switch A ports 1-22 are VLAN 1 and then 23-24 is the trunking for this. You want to ' I would like to trunk between the VLANS using LAG with LACP.

#How to use a lag switch series#

This is also relevant to the 300 series as the 300 series product is just a more feature rich product. I personally prefer to trunk over lags a different way, especially since you are only trying to achieve redundancy and higher aggregated bandwidths between switches. Is trunking possible through one LAG (say 6 ports) which passes all VLANS on the switch? Yes as the Admin guide suggests of page 83, 'ДЄssign up to eight active member ports to the static LAG' The 200 series supports four LAGs or in other words four Link aggregagted groups.ДЈ. The rules for LAG are defined at the bottom of page 82 of the attached document.

Will the SG-200 allow you to trunk multiple VLANS to another switch? Absolutely You had some questions, which I have copied in red.:ДЎ. I just need to trunk properly between these. Carrying a VLAN over two switches is better. The reason I am trying to do this is of course redundancy. So the primary question is whether what I want to achieve is possible on this switch. Is trunking possible through one LAG (say 6 ports) which passes all VLANS on the switch? If it does - how? I have been through the documentation and it doesn't explicitly mention 'multiple' VLANS with LAG.ДЈ. Will the SG-200 allow you to trunk multiple VLANS to another switch?Дў.

I seemed to be able to get VLAN 1, the default, trunking but not VLAN 2.ДЎ. However, I would like to trunk between the VLANS using LAG with LACP.

I have created three VLANS on one and set the same up on the other - there is no requirement for routing between the VLANS.