Switch Configuration with Chalet

The ezMLAG2 wizard:

Discovers ISC links.
Creates the ISC VLAN and VR for the ISC VLAN. (Different configurations and VRF configuration are possible in future releases.)
Creates the ISC VLAN IP address, which is computed from the switch MAC and uses a link local address.
Sets up the LAG on the ISC port and adds it to the ISC VLAN.
Creates MLAG peers.
Discovers MLAG devices and LAGs.
Enables MLAG on a set of ports to MLAG devices.
Adds VLANs to an MLAG ID.
Provides a summary of what VLANS belong to switch set of MLAG ports.

Pre-Configuration Setup

Before you begin configuring MLAG with Chalet, ensure that:

LAGs are pre-configured on the MLAG devices (servers/switches) prior to running the ezMLAG2 wizard. LACP needs to be configured if you plan to use LACP discovery.
Peer switches start with no configuration before using the ezMLAG2 app.

Log in to each peer (see Getting Started with the ezMLAG App).
Once past the requirements check, the ISC ports are auto-discovered using EDP, and you will be asked to either accept the discovered ports or make modifications to them. Then ezMLAG2 will use those ports as part of the MLAG configuration (see Setting up ISC Ports).
Select the discovery protocol -- either LACP (recommended) or -- and enable MLAG on discovered ports (see Discovering Devices).EDP
Finally, add VLAN tags to the selected ports, either manually or automatically (see Adding VLANs to MLAG Devices).
MLAG is now configured. Confirm information on the Summary page (see MLAG Summary).