08-18-2009 07:16 PM - edited 03-06-2019 07:18 AM
Need some help determining what I'm seeing. I have a 3750 stack with many etherchannels. When I do a 'sho etherchannel sum' I see port channels 1-9 with a protocol of LACP, but the remaining etherchannels don't list LACP...just a -.
Is this telling me the protocol for these is different as it suggests? These are all configured the same way.
Any help appreciated.
/rls
08-18-2009 11:26 PM
Hi,
Are there ports configured in for these etherchannels where you see a "-"?
The etherchannel protocol is configured under the physical interfaces, not the port-channel.
int gi0/1
channel-protocol lacp - pagp
channel-group x mode (active(LACP) - desirable (PaGP) - on (no protocol)
HTH,
Dario
08-19-2009 06:28 AM
Thanks for the replies guys. The port-channel config is indeed specified on the interface...and on the interfaces bound to port-channels that don't have LACP as the protocol the channel-group is set to 'ON' as opposed to 'ACTIVE' which designates the LACP protocol to be used.
/rls
08-19-2009 04:31 AM
Don't know for sure but the remaining etherchannels may just be forced on instead of using LACP or PAGP and that is what it looks like. Or they could be etherchannels that were defined but are not being used but were not cleaned out of the config.You should be able to tell by just looking at the ports in the running config.
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