i have LACP with below configuration
edit "Test1" set vdom "root" set ip x.x.x.x x.x.x.x set allowaccess ping snmp capwap set vlanforward enable set type aggregate set member "port5" "port2" set snmp-index 49
iam asking about what is the default valuse for the aggregate LACP
passive or active
slow or fast -- what is different
100 or 1000 speed
hi,
'active' means that the FGT will negotiate the LACP bundle, 'passive' means, the other side will do it. You can use 'active'/'active' or 'active'/'passive', I've used both with success.
The third value is 'static' in which there is no negotiation at all. Might be required if the switch doesn't support LACP. The downside is that the trunk will not be re-configured if one of it's members fails, thus leading to packet loss.
'slow' and 'fast' relates to the number of 'hello' packets sent between the trunk ends. 'slow' is like 2 packets per minute, 'fast' like one packet per second. Some switch vendors expect slow, some fast.
Speed and duplex settings are left on 'auto' nearly 99% of the time. Again, if the other side doesn't properly negotiate the line parameters (speed, half/full duplex) then you have the means to configure them manually. Rarely used.
To check your LACP trunk use 'diag netlink aggregate name your_aggregate_link'. See this KB article for troubleshooting LACP trunks: https://kb.fortinet.com/k....do?externalId=FD30542
Great:D
what is the default parameters on version 5.6
slow or fast
active or passive
1000M or
No idea. In 'conf sys int', 'edit aggr_if', do a "show full" to display all settings.
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