Specifications

8-146 set lacp port Rapier Switch Software Reference
Software Release 2.7.3
C613-03098-00 REV A
set lacp port
Syntax SET LACP POrt=[{port-list|ALL}] [ADMinkey=key-number]
[PRIOrity=priority] [MODe={ACTIve|PASsive}]
[PERiodic={FASt|SLOw}]
where:
■ port-list is a port number, range (specified as n-m), or comma-separated list
of port numbers and/or ranges. Port numbers start at 1 and end at m,
where m is the highest numbered Ethernet switch port, including uplink
ports.
■ key-number is a integer from 0 to 65535
■ priority is a integer from 0 to 65535
Description This command modifies the value of parameters for LACP ports.
The port parameter specifies the ports for which parameters are modified. If
the command would succeed on a subset of the ports specified, but cause an
error on the others, then the command as a whole fails and has no effect.
Reference in the descriptions below to an individual port should be taken as a
reference to all ports selected by the port parameter.
The adminkey parameter specifies the Admin LACP port key. This affects the
LACP port key that is generated but does not determine its value. You can use
this parameter to prevent ports from being aggregated when they might
otherwise form a trunk. By default all ports that can be aggregated are given
the same LACP port key. The default for adminkey is 1.
The priority parameter specifies the LACP port priority. This value is used to
decide which ports should be selected when being added to a trunk group
(where there are more links existing between the two devices than the switch is
able to aggregate). The default is one. This means that port number governs
which ports are selected (low port number equals high priority). Excess ports
are put into a standby mode. In this mode they remain untrunked, but still able
replace a link that goes down.
The mode parameter specifies whether the port runs in LACP passive or active
mode. A port in passive mode sends an LACPDU in response to receiving one;
whereas, a port in active mode sends LACPDUs at regular intervals as
specified by the periodic parameter.
The periodic parameter specifies the rate at which the LACP port transmits
updates. A port in fast mode transmits one LACPDU every second; a port in
slow mode transmits one LACPDU every thirty seconds.
Related Commands add lacp port
delete lacp port
show lacp port