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Packet Tracer -
Configuration
d'EtherChannel (version
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Objectifs
Partie 1 : Configurer les paramètres
de base du commutateur
Partie 2 : Configurer un EtherChannel
avec Cisco PAgP
Partie 3 : Configurer un EtherChannel
LACP 802.3ad
Partie 4 : Configurer une liaison
EtherChannel redondante
Arrière-plan
Trois interrupteurs viennent d'être
installés. Il existe des liaisons
montantes redondantes entre les
commutateurs. Habituellement, un
seul de ces liens peut être utilisé
; sinon, une boucle de pontage
pourrait se produire.Cependant,
l'utilisation d'un seul lien n'utilise que
la moitié de la bande passante
disponible. EtherChannel permet de
regrouper jusqu'à huit liaisons
redondantes en une seule liaison
logique. Dans cet atelier, vous allez
configurer le protocole PAgP (Port
Aggregation Protocol), un protocole
Cisco EtherChannel, et le protocole
LACP (Link Aggregation Control
Protocol), une version standard
ouverte IEEE 802.3ad d'EtherChannel.
Partie 2 : Configurer un
EtherChannel avec Cisco
PAgP
Note: When configuring
EtherChannels, it is recommended to
shut down the physical ports being
grouped on both devices before
configuring them into channel groups.
Otherwise, the EtherChannel
Misconfig Guard may place these
ports into err-disabled state. The
ports and port channels can be re-
enabled after EtherChannel is
configured.
Port Mode En
F0/21 on 802
F0/22 on 802
G0/1 on 802
G0/2 on 802
<output omitted>
Number of channel-groups in
Number of aggregators:
Number of channel-groups in
Number of aggregators:
<output omitted>
Bridge ID Priority 32
Address 00
Hello Time 2
Aging Time 20
Interface Role Sts C
---------------- ---- --- -
Gi0/1 Desg FWD 4
Gi0/2 Desg FWD 4
Po1 Root FWD 9
Part 3: Configure an
802.3ad LACP EtherChannel
Step 1: Configure Port
Channel 2.
a. In 2000, the IEEE released 802.3ad,
which is an open standard version of
EtherChannel. Using the previous
commands, configure the link
between S1 and S2 on ports G0/1 and
G0/2 as an LACP EtherChannel. You
must use a different port channel
number on S1than 1, because you
already used that in the previous step.
To configure a port channel as LACP,
use the interface configuration
mode channel-group number mode
active Active mode indicates that the
switch actively tries to negotiate that
link as LACP, as opposed to PAgP.
Instructor Note: Packet Tracer 6.0.1
does not grade the switchport mode
trunk command in port-channel
interfaces.
Number of channel-groups in
Number of aggregators:
1 Po1(SU) PA
2 Po2(SU) LA
Part 4: Configure a
Redundant EtherChannel
Link
Step 1: Configure Port
Channel 3.
There are various ways to enter
the channel-
group number modecommand:
S1(config)# spanning-tree v
or
S1(config)# spanning-tree v
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