profile lag

Configures a LAG profile for hardware support.

Syntax

profile lag { default | lag-profile-1 }

Command Default

The default LAG profile is enabled.

Parameters

default: Specifies the default LAG profile. As described in the Usage Guidelines, the maximum numbers of port-channel IDs and links per port-channel vary with device and TCAM profile.
lag-profile-1: Specifies lag-profile-1 as the LAG profile. As described in the Usage Guidelines, the maximum numbers of port-channel IDs and links per port-channel vary with device and TCAM profile.

Modes

Hardware configuration mode

Usage Guidelines

This command is supported only on devices based on the Broadcom DNX chipset family. For a list of such devices, see the Supported Hardware topic.

To view the current LAG profile, enter the show hardware profile current command.

For the new setting to take effect, you need to run the copy running-config startup-config to reload the device. Run this command during a maintenance window so that the profile changes are activated without interrupting normal network services.

This command does not support a no form. Use the profile lag default form of the command to restore the default LAG profile.

Maximum numbers of port-channel IDs and links per port-channel vary with device and LAG profile, as follows.

Table 1. Port-channel scale for SLX 9540 and SLX 9640 devices
Supported port-channel IDs	Maximum links per port-channel
1–256; Only 64 port-channels may be created at any one time.	64
1–256; Only 64 port-channels may be created at any one time.	32

Examples

The following example specifies lag-profile-1.

device# configure terminal
device(config)# hardware
device(config-hardware)# profile lag lag-profile-1
**Warning: To activate the new profile config, please run 'copy running-config 
startup-config' followed by reload system.