etherchannel is the bundle itself of using for example 3 physical ports as 1 logical interface known as a port-channel. so a bit more clarification say you want 2 interfaces fa0/1-0/2 you choose the protocl (lacp or pagp) then you select channel-group 1 in this case it will make a "virtual interface" you can say named port-channel 1. now under this interface it represents fa0/1-0/2 so any changes will be made to these two interfaces.
ColbyG wrote: » It's the same thing. Cisco just likes to be confusing. NX-OS uses "port-channel" exclusively, so it looks they're moving in the right direction.
pham0329 wrote: » I knew port-channel is the logical interface made up of multiple ports, it just confuses me when you do a show etherchannel summary, and it lists all the port-channels you have configured.....why not just make it show port-channel summary? Thanks for the clarifcation.
Kelkin wrote: » Why change it from wr mem to copy run start ? Just how cisco programmers are
