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Comware link-aggregation: LACP edge-port
Comware has 2 types of link-aggregation: static link-aggregation: no control protocol is used, based on the configuration, the link-aggregation member interfaces will be actively participating (Selected) in the link-aggregation at the moment the interfaces come up. dynamic link-aggregation: LACP control … Continue reading
Combining FCoE SAN A/B and IRF with BridgeAggregation
FCoE and BridgeAggregation Storage networks have a traditional setup of SAN A/B, which are totally separated, by a so called “air-gap”. When using FCoE, this airgap is nearly impossible to maintain (unless only storage would be passing the CNA adapter) … Continue reading
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Tagged 5900cp, bagg, bridgeaggregation, comware7, fc, fcoe, linkaggregation
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