No Money No Honey

HP2510G設定開啟與關閉802.3ad-LACP

telnet 連入HP2510

============
HP2910al>
HP2910al> config
HP2910al(config)# int 1-4 disable
HP2910al(config)# int 1-4 lacp passive
HP2910al(config)# int 1-4 enable
HP2910al(config)#

============
HP2910al(config)# show lacp

                           LACP

   PORT   LACP      TRUNK     PORT      LACP      LACP
   NUMB   ENABLED   GROUP     STATUS    PARTNER   STATUS
   —-   ——-   ——-   ——-   ——-   ——-
   1      Passive   1         Down      No        Success
   2      Passive   2         Down      No        Success
   3      Passive   3         Down      No        Success
   4      Passive   4         Down      No        Success

HP2910al(config)#

==============

If you do have cables connected, and the attached network node is properly configured, then this is what you should see after executing the show lacp command.:

HP2910al(config)# show lacp

                           LACP

   PORT   LACP      TRUNK     PORT      LACP      LACP
   NUMB   ENABLED   GROUP     STATUS    PARTNER   STATUS
   —-   ——-   ——-   ——-   ——-   ——-
   1      Passive   Dyn1      Up        Yes       Success
   2      Passive   Dyn1      Up        Yes       Success
   3      Passive   Dyn1      Up        Yes       Success
   4      Passive   Dyn1      Up        Yes       Success

HP2910al(config)#

========================

關閉 lacp

Hi Jagyouare –

If you want to turn lacp off on only interface A2, you can do it as follows:

  (config)# int a2
  (eth-A2)# no lacp

If you want to turn it off for a range of interfaces, such as A1 through B4, you can do:

  (config)# int a1-b4
  (eth-A1-A24,B1-B4)# no lacp

In either case, you can do a "show run" to verify that it did what you intended.