Link Aggregation Groups (LAG)

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I can find a ton on how to configure this but I can't find a single paragraph that defines it and it's relationship to GVRP dynamic VLAN assignment. Assistance please. Thanks.

 

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Sorry Trip - Way beyond me

 

No worries, Sandy. The advantage of belonging to at least three technical forums is that someone somewhere will know the answer. Here's what I got from a knowledgable fellow someplace else:

 

Well I never knew that...

 

Sounds like the equivalent of BAP for switches?

 

Neither did I. Now we both know something new should we ever have to configure it on a switch. What's BAP, Luton?

 

It's a sort of soft roll....Only kidding

Bandwidth Allocation Protocol enables mulitple physical devices (modems) to be combined to create a larger locgical bandwidth. Has anyone every used this BTW? does it work?

 

Not tried it, but I've seen it used on one site of a large NT4 network. There were about 4-5 modems chained in that situation. But did BAP exist as such under NT, or is it a strictly w2k thang ?