Dec 27 2008 6:19AM GMT
Posted by: Yasir Irfan
802.3ad, Cisco, Cisco 2950, Cisco 2960, Cisco 3560, Cisco 3750-E, Cisco 6500, Cisco 6500 Series Catalyst Switch, Cisco IOS, Cisco Learning, Cisco Systems, Cisco Tips, Etherchannel, Etherchannel configuration, Etherchannel restrictions, IEEE, LACP, Link Aggregation Control Protocol, Networking, PAGP, Port Aggregation Protocol, Protocol, Switches, Switching
Cisco Etherchannel Overview and how it can be configured in Cisco Catalyst Switches – Series 3
Posted by: Yasir Irfan
802.3ad, Cisco, Cisco 2950, Cisco 2960, Cisco 3560, Cisco 3750-E, Cisco 6500, Cisco 6500 Series Catalyst Switch, Cisco IOS, Cisco Learning, Cisco Systems, Cisco Tips, Etherchannel, Etherchannel configuration, Etherchannel restrictions, IEEE, LACP, Link Aggregation Control Protocol, Networking, PAGP, Port Aggregation Protocol, Protocol, Switches, Switching
Dear Friends, hope everyone is having great holidays, have fun. In my previous post I was focusing on some of the limitations of Etherchannel. Now let’s proceed a step ahead and figure out about the Etherchannel negotiation protocols. Etherchannels can be negotiated between two Cisco Catalyst Switches to provide some dynamic link configuration.
Basically there are two types of protocols are available, which can be used to bundled the automated creation of an Etherchannel in the Cisco Catalyst Switches.
In upcomming post I will try to concentrate on automating the creation of an Etherchannel . Have fun and happy new year 2009.
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