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Chapter 13 Link Aggregation Groups (LAGs) 229
Syntax
Parameter Description
add lag <name> port <port-number> -lacp
set lag {<*|*.*|<name>} -access-vlan=<number>|default
set lag {<*|*.*|<name>} -descr=<value>
set lag {<*|*.*|<name>} -flow-control=default|false|true
set lag {<*|*.*|<name>} -igmp-snooping=default|false|true
set lag {<*|*.*|<name>} -mode=access|trunk
set lag {<*|*.*|<name>} -mtu=<number>|default
set lag {<*|*.*|<name>} -rate=100m|1g|autoNegotiate|default
set lag {<*|*.*|<name>} -tag-native=true | false
show lag {*|*.*|<name>}
show ethernet-port {*|<name>}
remove lag {*|*.*|<name>}
Parameter Description
* | *.* Wildcards that enable applying the command to all LAGs
on the Oracle Fabric Interconnect.
port <port-number> Specifies the port that will be added, deleted, or have its
parameters set.
-lacp Specifies whether or not passive-mode LACP is supported on
the port. By specifying the -lacp qualifier, the specified
port(s) will be dynamically added to a LAG.
<slot-number>.* Focused wildcard that enables applying the command to
all LAGs on a specific slot number.
<name> A LAG name (which consists of slot and LAG ID
separated by a dot) that enables applying the command
to a specific LAG.
-access-vlan= Specifies the access VLAN ID of the LAG. In the Access
VLAN domain only untagged packet are transmitted or
received by default unless the -tag-native qualifier is
used.
-descr= Specifies an optional alphanumeric character string that
describes the LAG.
-flow-control Specifies whether flow control (standard MAC flow
control) is enabled on the LAG. By default, flow control is
disabled (default), but you can enable flow control with
the keyword true, or disable flow control with the
keyword false.