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EtherChannel Lab

Test the configuration commands presented in this module on a simple topology that includes two directly connected switches (at least two links between them). Connect them via Fa1/1 and Fa2/2 (Fa1/1 to Fa1/1 and Fa2/2 to Fa2/2):

  • Configure PagP on the two links in mode auto-desirable
  • Configure the EtherChannel link as a trunk and allow a couple of VLANs through it
  • Issue a show etherchannel summary command and verify that the port channel is up
  • Issue a show mac-address-table command and see the learned MAC addresses on each switch
  • Issue a show papg neighbor command and verify the results
  • Repeat the steps above using LACP mode passive-active
  • Verify the configuration using the show EtherChannel detail and show lacp neighbor  commands
  • Verify the configuration using the show interface port-channel [number] switchport  command
  • Issue some traffic (ping) across the port channel and verify the counters using the show lacp counters  command
  • Configure a different lacp system-priority output and verify it with the show lacp sys-id  command
  • Configure a different lacp port-priority output and verify it with the show lacp internal  command
  • Configure LACP load balancing using the port-channel load-balance command and verify this with the  show etherchannel load-balance command

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