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The port speed of the switch ports used for LACP must be limited to the maximum supported speed of the access points (see step 2.12).
1.2.1) Connect to the switch via the webinterface and go to the menu System → Port → Summary.
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1.2.3) For the Physical Mode under Auto Negotiate select the highest port speed, which is supported by both ports of the access point (see step 2.12). In this example the option 1000 Mbps Full Duplex has to be selected for a port speed of 1 GBit.
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The start configuration is retained even if the device is restarted or there is a power failure. |
2) Configuration steps on the access point:
2.1) Configuring LACP on the access point:
2.1.1) Go to the menu Interfaces → Port config → LACP.
2.1.2) Edit the existing entry for the Bundle-0 and for Operating select the option Yes.
2.1.3) This concludes the configuration of LACP on the access point. Write the configuration back to the device.
2.2) Setting the port speed of both access point ports to the same value (only required on access points with different Ethernet port speeds):
As some LCOS LX access points support different port speeds (e.g. LX-6400 with ETH1: 2.5 GBit and ETH2: 1 GBit), the speed must be set to highest speed supported by both ports (for an LX-6400 this is 1 GBit).
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Skip step 2.12, if you are using an access point, where both ports support the same speed (e.g. the LX-6500 has two Ethernet ports with 2.5 GBit each). |
2.12.1) Connect to the access point via LANconfig and go to the menu Interfaces → Port config → Ethernet ports.
2.12.2) Edit both ports and select the highest speed, which is supported by both ports. In this example, this is 1 GBit, therefore the option 1000FDX has to be selected.
2.2) Configuring LACP on the access point:
2.2.1) Go to the menu Interfaces → Port config → LACP.
2.2.2) Edit the existing entry for the Bundle-0 and for Operating select the option Yes.
2.2.3) This concludes the configuration of LACP on the access point. Write the configuration back to the device.