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52 Using MLAG in Dell Networking N-Series Switches | version 1.5
config
vlt domain 1
peer link port-channel 1
back-up destination 172.25.194.24
primary-priority 1
system-mac mac-address
aa:bb:cc:dd:12:34
unit-id 0
end
config
vlt domain 1
peer link port-channel 1
back-up destination 172.25.194.25
primary-priority 2
system-mac mac-address
aa:bb:cc:dd:12:34
unit-id 1
end
Create a LAG for partner switches 4 and 5.
- put into L2 mode
- set rate interval
- port channel of peer (same here for ease of
remembering)
Create a LAG for partner switch switches 4 and 5.
- put into L2 mode
- set rate interval
- port channel of peer (same here for ease of
remembering)
configure
interface port-channel 40
no ip address
switchport
rate-interval 30
vlt-peer-lag port-channel 40
no shutdown
end
configure
interface port-channel 40
no ip address
switchport
rate-interval 30
vlt-peer-lag port-channel 40
no shutdown
end
Assign interfaces to connect to partner 4’s half
of full mesh LAG.
Assign interfaces to connect to partner 4’s half of
full mesh LAG.
configure
interface Te 0/22
description Link_to_MLAG
no ip address
port-channel-protocol LACP
port-channel 40 mode active
no shutdown
end
configure
interface Te 0/22
description Link_to_MLAG
no ip address
port-channel-protocol LACP
port-channel 40 mode active
no shutdown
end
Assign interfaces to connect to partner 5’s half
of full mesh LAG.
Assign interfaces to connect to partner 5’s half of
full mesh LAG.
configure
interface Te 0/23
description Link_to_MLAG
no ip address
port-channel-protocol LACP
port-channel 40 mode active
no shutdown
end
configure
interface Te 0/23
description Link_to_MLAG
no ip address
port-channel-protocol LACP
port-channel 40 mode active
no shutdown
end