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yasushiazami
Visitor III
June 8, 2026
Question

Regarding link aggregation settings on wan1 of the FG-80F

  • June 8, 2026
  • 6 replies
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Is it possible to configure link aggregation on wan1 of the FG-80F? It was possible on the FG-80E.

    6 replies

    funkylicious
    SuperUser
    SuperUser
    June 8, 2026

    same configuration options should be possible also on the 80F as for 80E

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    yasushiazami
    Visitor III
    June 8, 2026

    If you create the 802.3ad aggregate first, the WAN interface will not appear in the interface members.

    funkylicious
    SuperUser
    SuperUser
    June 8, 2026

    make sure that it doesnt have an IP address assigned to it and it has no references/is not used anywhere.

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    yasushiazami
    Visitor III
    June 8, 2026

    By configuring the physical interface starting from WAN, I was able to set it as an interface member of the 802.3ad aggregate.

    msanjaypadma
    Staff
    Staff
    June 8, 2026

    Hi ​@yasushiazami ,

    Initially, I encountered the same issue in the LAB environment using the default configuration. 

    After verifying WAN2, I observed that it had reference 0 but still it was not appearing under the aggregate interface. 

    Further investigation using the CLI command `wan2 configuration` revealed that the mode was set to DHCP, with IPv6 mode and allowaccess enabled. 

    By removing these configurations, the WAN2 interface then appeared correctly under the aggregate interface.

    Can you check once and remove the configuration if you are observing the same?
     

    Before : 

    config system interface
    edit "wan2"
    set vdom "root"
    set mode dhcp
    set allowaccess ping fgfm
    set type physical
    set lldp-reception disable
    set lldp-transmission disable
    set snmp-index 2
    config ipv6
    set ip6-mode dhcp
    set ip6-allowaccess ping
    end
    next
    end


    Commands to run :

    config system interface
    edit "wan2"
    unset mode dhcp
    unset allowaccess
    config ipv6
    unset ip6-mode
    unset ip6-allowaccess
    end
    end



    If you have found a solution, please like and mark it as solved to make it easily accessible for everyone.



    Thanks,
    Mayur Padma

    Thanks, Mayur Padma
    yasushiazami
    Visitor III
    June 9, 2026

    I reset the device and followed the suggested procedure, and it worked perfectly!!

     

    Thank you everyone!!!

    This is the best!!!