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channel-group number

oxzgan

Hello brothers,

I am trying to create a port channel between Sw 1 and sw 2 , there 1/1and 1/2 of sw1 connecting with sw2 ( 1/1 and 1//2 itself)But the twist is i created channel group 1 in sw 1 and channel group 4 in sw 2 . Do they form port channel . Here is my results and configurations .

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jason_lunde

oxzgan wrote: »

Hello brothers,

I am trying to create a port channel between Sw 1 and sw 2 , there 1/1and 1/2 of sw1 connecting with sw2 ( 1/1 and 1//2 itself)But the twist is i created channel group 1 in sw 1 and channel group 4 in sw 2 . Do they form port channel . Here is my results and configurations .

Yes, the channel is formed. The numbers for the actually port-channel interface are locally significant only.