mLACP
White Wizard
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Ciscos OCG for the CCNP switch has only a definition in the book. Do I need to know this for the exam?
Its also referred to as MEC, multichassis etherchannel.
Based off a google search, its the same as LACP but can be used on hardware besides cisco? Is this accurate?
Thank You
Its also referred to as MEC, multichassis etherchannel.
Based off a google search, its the same as LACP but can be used on hardware besides cisco? Is this accurate?
Thank You
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shortstop20
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You should know what it is, yes. If you know how to configure L2 and L3 etherchannel, you already know how to do multi-chassis etherchannel. The setup is the same, you're simply using ports split across at least two devices on each side of the port-channel. It could be any type of Cisco switch, makes no difference, the switches on each side just need to be stacked, in a VSS or vPC.
Many manufacturers support it, they just may have a different term for it.CCNA Security - 6/11/2018
CCNP TShoot - 3/7/2018
CCNP Route - 1/31/2018
CCNP Switch - 12/10/2015
CCNA R/S - 1/14/2015 -
White Wizard
Member Posts: 179
Okay, yeah I already know how to configure etherchannel.
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