10-27-2009 02:02 AM - edited 03-06-2019 08:19 AM
I'm in the process of writing a plan to swap the connections over for two Ethechannels. In switch A & B I have 4 x 100 MB ports configured in a layer 2 etherchannel.
In switch C & D I have 2 x 1GB ports in configured in a layer 2 etherchannel
I need to swap these so switches A & B have 2 x 1GB etherchannel and switches C & D have 4 x 100MB etherchannel.
My plan was basically to shut each etherchannel, swap the connections over then add 2 ports to the current etherchannel on switch C & D.
On switches A & B I would simply remove the config from the interfaces which are no longer required to be part of the etherchannel.
Does this seem like a good plan?
10-27-2009 02:10 AM
Yes looks like OK. I always follow the same.
1. Shutdown the interfaces on which you want to configure the ether-channel.
2. Do the layer 2 configs for STP, VLAN and other config.
3. Make sure that you have same config on all the ports along with the speed/duplex.
4. No shut the channels.
10-27-2009 02:41 AM
Thanks. If I set the speed and duplex settings of the interfaces within an etherchannel should I also di the same set etherchannel interface?
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