how-to aggregation from CLI

[mihai_balaci]

Hi guys,

I own an AP 230. I'm not able to config the agg0 for eth0 and eth1 from the CLI. can yoy please help me here?

for example:

interface eth0 bind agg0 bind agg0

                 ^-- unknown keyword or invalid input

is not ding anything.

Thank you

[mihai_balaci]

Hi,

Thanks for answering again.

I did not the native-vlan 1 was automatically assign. i did nothing manually.

show interface eth0

Parent interface=none;

Mode=backhaul; Mac learning= disabled; Admin state=enabled;

WEB server=disable; NAT support=disable; DHCP client=disable; DHCP server=disable; DNS server=disable;

IP addr=0.0.0.0; Netmask=0.0.0.0;

Internal station traffic state=enabled;

Operational state=up; Duplex=full-duplex; Speed=1000Mbps;

LLDP state=enabled; CDP state=enabled;

Hiveid="VHM-UQIASSAP"; Native-vlan=1;

MAC addr=9c5d:126e:ea40; MTU=1500;

Rx packets=22127255; errors=1; dropped=9732;

Tx packets=12722919; errors=0; dropped= 0;

Rx bytes=2678217634 (2.494 GB); Tx bytes=750744390 (715.966 MB);

show interface eth1

Parent interface=none;

Mode=backhaul; Mac learning= disabled; Admin state=enabled;

WEB server=disable; NAT support=disable; DHCP client=disable; DHCP server=disable; DNS server=disable;

IP addr=0.0.0.0; Netmask=0.0.0.0;

Internal station traffic state=enabled;

Operational state=up; Duplex=full-duplex; Speed=1000Mbps;

LLDP state=enabled; CDP state=enabled;

Hiveid="VHM-UQIASSAP"; Native-vlan=1;

MAC addr=9c5d:126e:ea41; MTU=1500;

Rx packets=1121681; errors=0; dropped=9732;

Tx packets= 527111; errors=0; dropped= 0;

Rx bytes=241326123 (230.147 MB); Tx bytes=76322192 (72.787 MB);

I also did it manually. nothing. same result.

interface eth1 bind agg0

Error: native-vlan 1 configured on eth1!

ERROR: Invalid parameter(s)

[AnonymousM]

So did you manually do the "int eth0 native-vlan 1" command? As if I do that command 1st, I get the same error. If I remove that command and let it default to native-vlan 1, the bind commands work as expected.

[mihai_balaci]

Hi Brian,

Thanks for the answer. check this out:

IronHide#interface eth0 bind agg0

Error: native-vlan 1 configured on eth0!

ERROR: Invalid parameter(s)

Mihai

[AnonymousM]

It should simply be:

interface eth0 bind agg0

interface eth1 bind agg0

These two commands should tie both interfaces to the agg0 object.

Your line has "bind agg0" twice in it. Any chance that was a typo? If not, that is probably the issue you're running into.