User`s guide

Chapter 13 Link Aggregation Groups (LAGs) 231
The following series of commands shows you how to set LAG options individually,
but you can specify them all in one command.
For example:
This command accomplishes the same task as the individual commands in the
following examples:
To set the access VLAN ID, you would issue the set lag <name> -access-vlan
command. For example, to set the native VLAN ID to 2400 for LAG 5.4:
To enable flow control, you would issue the set lag <name> -flow-control
command. For example:
To set the MTU for the LAG, you would issue the set lag <name> -mtu
command. For example, to set the MTU size to 7184 bytes:
To set the link rate for the LAG, you would issue the set lag <name> -rate
command. For example, to set the link rate for 5.4 to 100 Mbps:
Note – After setting the LAG options, it is good idea to issue the show lag
command to verify the configuration changes.
Example LAG Configuration for Peer Device
This section shows an example of configuring a peer device with LAG trunking so
that it is compatible with the Oracle Fabric Interconnect. For this example, assume
that the peer device is a Cisco Gigabit Ethernet switch.
set lag 5.4 -access-vlan=2400 -flow-control=true -mtu=4906 -rate=100m
set lag 5.4 -access-vlan=2400
set lag 5.4 -flow-control=true
set lag 5.4 -mtu=4906
set lag 5.4 -rate=100m