hey,
> Can I set up a Juniper EX series virtual chassis using a high-speed
> backbone on one floor of a building and then connect that VC to another
> switch (or two) via link-aggregation on the SFP ports?
Directly from documentation:
You can select up to four uplink module ports or SFP network
hey,
> I was pretty sure you *cannot* use the remaining SFP ports if they are
> configured for VC?? Am I mistaken?
VCP mode is set per port and you can use second 10G port for ethernet. What you
cannot do is use one of the ports as 10G and another as 1G (or remaining 2 if
you use SFP+ module).
:14 PM
To: Dave Peters
Cc:
Subject: Re: [j-nsp] Ex Series VC with *both* high-speed backbone *and*
link-aggregation
Short answer: You can mix the VCP ports, but you cannot LAG them.
You can have an EX4200 using the back-of-chassis 32Gbps VCP-dedicated ports
at the same time using your front-of
Short answer: You can mix the VCP ports, but you cannot LAG them.
You can have an EX4200 using the back-of-chassis 32Gbps VCP-dedicated ports at
the same time using your front-of-chassis XFP or SFP+ also as VCP-configured
ports. It's also nice to know that even while doing this, you can use rema
I haven't tried it, but all the docs I read on it suggested that configured
VC ports acted as more ports, not replacements. On our EXs, the normal VC
ports are still available even though we use two 10g for VC. However, we
aren't using them so i can't confirm... But pretty sure it should work.
On
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Subject: [j-nsp] Ex Series VC with *both* high-speed backbone *and*
link-aggregation
Hi all--
This is simple, but I can't find definitive proof online . . .
Can I set up a Juniper EX series virtual chassis using a high-speed backbone
on one floor of a building and then connec
Hi all--
This is simple, but I can't find definitive proof online . . .
Can I set up a Juniper EX series virtual chassis using a high-speed
backbone on one floor of a building and then connect that VC to another
switch (or two) via link-aggregation on the SFP ports?
I'm not sure you can mix
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