Hi all.
Is it possible to aggregate 2 ports in LACP in hardware, without pass to CPU (with 1 gbit/s limit between CPU and switch chip)?
No… I don’t think they are planning on implementing it either. Pretty sure LACP is CPU based.
LACP is done in Switch hardware so it does not tax CPU.
Anyone using this?
http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:CRS_examples#Trunking
says “IEEE802.3ad and IEEE802.1ax compatible Link Aggregation Control Protocol is not supported yet”
http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:CRS_features#Trunking
says “The Trunking in the Cloud Router Switches provides IEEE802.3ad and IEEE802.1ax compliant link aggregation with hardware automatic failover and load balancing”
Which is it?
Can we run tagged vlans over these too?
Same question here, cpu or no cpu?
What hash algorithms are supported by the hardware 802.3ad LAG’s?
In normal you can build a LAG in two ways;
- Dynamic LAGs by using the LACP and all will be configured automatically on both ends
mode is here even active/active in normal this will working like a charm also on my cheap Netgear
or Cisco switches and firewalls - Static LAGs by setting up on both ends the configuration manually and choosing then
the hash algorithms and active/active or active/passiv mode.
To be implementing it likes the given standards would offering it, would be even the key
in those games to win, and on top to test it with many different switches on the market
it will bring MikroTik more device on sale, in my eyes. They can name it like they want and
implement like they want it to see, but it must be compatible to the whole rest of the devices
on the market. In my eyes the best option to win new clients and serve existing clients.