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Adding Two more Wireless bridges - Etherchannel

s.kanth
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Two facilites are connected via wireless bridge(AIR-BR1410A-E-K9).

we wanted to add wireless bridge at each facility to increase the bandwidth.


So we will have two wireless bridge at each facility connected wirelessly.

and we wanted to achieve it by doing some kind of etherchannel in the switches at each location... will it work ? please advise.

Thanks

Sri

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Scott Fella
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You can, but normally you would use spanning tree to load balance the vlans across the two links especially if your going to be layer 2 or else spanning tree will only pass traffic thought one link and not the other. So set your spanning tree vlan priority and you should be set.

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Topology diagram is attached..

Yes, we want to go for Layer2. Two ports will be bundled at each switch of sites.

So STP vlan priority to be set (VLAN1 traffice goes one link and VLAN2 goes secondary link.)

AM I right or missed somthing.?

Thank

Sri

Nope... That is exactly how you have to set it up.

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I would like to set up a root bridge for VLAN 3 and VLAN 123 .

have doubts ,what happed when other side one bride goes down. will my vlan123 traffice tranversed through other root bridge..please advise.

I think this discussion could be helpful for you :

https://supportforums.cisco.com/thread/2008868

I would like to transfer vlan 3 traffic over TOP left bridge and vlan 10 over left bottom bridge.

Plan would be...

Can two left site bridges be made as root bridge.

1. TOP left bridge will be root for vlan 3

2. Boot left bridge will be root bridge for vlan 10.

Can you please share configuration ?

I do really appreciate your understanding and cooperation on this plan.

Hi ,

Here is the plan…

• Top left bridge will be Root Bridge for VLAN3 and only vlan 3 traffic is traversed.
• Bottom left bridge will be Root Bridge for VLAN 10 and only vlan 10 traffic is traversed.
• If any one of the bridge/link goes down, traffic will be diverted to other link automatically.
• By doing this we can use both of the links effectively.

Configuration is attached.. please let us know your ideas/// (Or would it work)?

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Target device: Wireless Bridge 1

vlan 3  - Root Bridge
Vlan 123- non-root bridge

interface Dot11Radio0.3
encapsulation dot1Q 3
no ip route-cache
bridge-group 3
no bridge-group 3 spanning-disabled
bridge 3 protocol ieee


interface Dot11Radio0.123
encapsulation dot1Q 123
no ip route-cache
bridge-group 123
no bridge-group 123 spanning-disabled
bridge 123 protocol ieee


interface FastEthernet0.3
bridge-group 3
no bridge-group 3 spanning-disabled
bridge 3 protocol ieee


interface FastEthernet0.123
bridge-group 123
no bridge-group 123 spanning-disabled
bridge 123 protocol ieee

bridge 3 route ip
bridge 3 protocol ieee
bridge 3 priority 9000
bridge 123 protocol ieee
bridge 123 priority 10000

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Target device : Wireless Bridge 2

vlan 3  - Non-Root Bridge
Vlan 123- Root bridge

bridge 3 route ip
bridge 3 protocol ieee
bridge 3 priority 10000
bridge 123 protocol ieee
bridge 123 priority 9000

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