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Creating Gigabit Etherchannel on 4006 switch

utawakevou
Level 4
Level 4

I have got a question on the capability of the Gigabit module currently installed on slot 2 of my 4006 Switch. The Gigabit module model is WS-X4448-GB-RJ45. I have created etherchannel on port 2/33 to 2/44 and its working fine with a pair for one channel. For e.g 2/33-34 for one channel, 2/35-36 for another and so on till port 2/43-44.

I want to create some other port channels with 2 port each. When I did this "set port channel 2/17-18 mode on" it seems like it include port 17 to port 20 to one port channel. Also when I do it for the other portsit includes the ports that I dont want to include. Another e.g is when I did a "set port channel 2/21-22 mode on" it includes port 21 to 24.

I want to create gibabit etherchannel from port 2/17-32 with two port each which means port 2/17-18 for one channel, 2/19-20 for another and so on till port 2/31-32.

How many port channel can this Gigabit module take ?

Or do I have to do a special configuration ?

Please let me know

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vinodmorsa
Level 1
Level 1

I guess you cannot use more than 8 ports on a single module for etherchannels. I see that you have 48 1000 base interfaces. If you are trying to use more than 8 ports, try using another module and check.Also check the below link for details about limitaions of etherchannel on cat 4000 .Please let me know if it of any help.

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/switches/ps663/products_configuration_guide_chapter09186a00800e47e4.html

Thanks for your message. This is really helpful. Do you mean more than 8 port channels on one module or 8 ports on one channel per module. I remember for 2950 switches, we can configure only up to 6 port channels

You can configure 64 port channels with maximum of 16 ports per channel.

To your ques, it is max of 8 ports on a module for any number of channels.

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