LAG port parameters can be changed per port.
LAG Port Parameters specifies the LACP port parameters that can be changed.
LAG Port Parameters
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Port Admin Key | The port admin key can be set for both the actor and partner side of the link. The admin key only affects the local device. LACP uses this value to determine which underlying physical ports are capable of aggregating. Aggregator ports allow only underlying ports with physical port and LAG admin keys that match to join a LAG. Setting the physical port admin key to a different value than any LAG resource on the device will ensure that this link does not join a LAG. Valid values are 1 - 65535. Default value is 32768. |
| Port Priority | Port priority can be set for both the actor and partner side of the link. The port priority plays a role in determining which set of ports will move to the attached state and pass traffic. The lower port priority, for the port on the system in charge of selecting ports to move to the attached state, determines which ports will actually move to the attached state. If a LAG is made up of ports with different speeds, setting a lower port priority to ports with the desired speed for the LAG will ensure that those ports move to the attached state. Port priority is also used to determine which ports join a LAG if the number of ports available exceeds the number of ports supported for that device. Valid values are 0 - 65535, with lower values designating higher priority. Default value is 32768. |
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| Partner Default System ID | A default partner system ID can be set. This is a default MAC address for the system partner. |
| LACP PDU processing | (Optional) LACP PDU processing can be enabled or disabled for this port. |
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