Is it possible to create link aggregation on RED50? I am interested in creating a port channel group on my Cisco switch and connect all 4 ports of the RED50 to the Switch.
Out of curiosity, why do you want to use etherchannel/port-channel on a RED50? Throughput on a RED50 is around 360Mbps and already has gigabit ports on both LAN & WAN sides. You'll never max out one port through the RED50, let alone a port group.
Out of curiosity, why do you want to use etherchannel/port-channel on a RED50? Throughput on a RED50 is around 360Mbps and already has gigabit ports on both LAN & WAN sides. You'll never max out one port through the RED50, let alone a port group.
I just did not want the connection between switch and RED50 to be my bottleneck. However, You are probably correct. But never say never. [[:D]]
That's what they used to say about 100 MB hard drives and GB Ram...[[:D]]
Out of curiosity, why do you want to use etherchannel/port-channel on a RED50? Throughput on a RED50 is around 360Mbps and already has gigabit ports on both LAN & WAN sides. You'll never max out one port through the RED50, let alone a port group.
I just did not want the connection between switch and RED50 to be my bottleneck. However, You are probably correct. But never say never. [[:D]]
That's what they used to say about 100 MB hard drives and GB Ram...[[:D]]
That's what they used to say about 100 MB hard drives and GB Ram...[[:D]]
That is true. Tho I also suspect that by the time we can get decently priced gigabit Internet uplinks, the Red 100 will be out and support 3500Mbps VPN processing and 10G interfaces.[;)]
