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In the previous video, we already learn about
the concept of etherchannel.

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The point is, etherchannel is used to grouping
multiple physical interface become 1 logical interface.

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So spanning tree will not block any interface.

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And the bandwidth now become 300mega, because
100mega multiply by 3.

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To configure an etherchannel, we have 3 options,
first, we can use LACP, LACP is an open standard,

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this is means that LACP can used in all networking
vendor, not just cisco.

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The second options is PAGP, PAGP is a cisco
proprietary.

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This is means that we only can configure PAGP
in cisco switch.

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If we have cisco switch meet with hp switch
let’s say, so we can not use PAGP, we must

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use LACP.

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But if cisco switch meet with cisco switch,
we can use PAGP or LACP.

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And the last option is, we can use layer 3
etherchannel.

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This is also an open protocol.

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But for now let’s just focus on lacp and
pagp first.

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We will learn about layer 3 etherchannel later
in the next video.

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Let’s just start.

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Open swith 0, enable, configure terminal, and
then go to the interface, in this case the

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interface that connected to switch 1 is fa0/1
until fa0/3.

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So interface range fa0/1-3.

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The first thing that we need to do is configure
the interface as trunk.

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So switchport mode trunk.

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Okay now fa0/1 until fa0/3 is already trunk.

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Next, let’s configure the etherchannel.

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The command is channel-group question mark,
here we have an option 1 until 6,

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this is the etherchannel id.

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In this case let’s say I use 1, then mode,
and then question mark again, okay here we

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have some options for the mode.

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If we want to configure etherchannel LACP,
the option is active and passive,

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but if we want to configure etherchannel PAGP, the option
is auto and desirable.

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In this video, we are going to configure lacp
first, so the option is active and passive.

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If we use mode active, so the switch will
invite the neighbor to activate the etherchannel.

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But if we use passive, this is means that
the switch will wait for invitation from the

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neighbor.

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So we need to configure at least 1 switch
to become active.

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For example switch 0 active and switch 1 passive,
the etherchannel will up.

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But if we configure switch 0 passive and switch 1
also passive, the etherchannel will not up.

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How if we configure switch 0 to active and
switch 1 also active?

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Absolutely the etherchannel also up.

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Okay, let’s say here we want to configure
switch 0 to active.

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Now we have done configuring etherchannel
on switch 0.

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Next let’s configure etherchannel in the
switch 1.

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Enable, configure terminal, and then interface
range fa0/1-3.

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First let’s configure the interface to trunk,
so switchport mode trunk.

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Next let’s configure the etherchannel, channel-group,
and for the id, we must use the same id as switch 0.

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In the switch 0 we use id 1, so here
we need to use 1.

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For the mode, because switch 0 is active, so
here we can use active or passive.

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Let’s try to use passive.

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Okay now we have done configuring etherchannel,
let’s fast forward time.

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Okay here we can see that now all interface
is green.

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This is means that there is no interface blocked
by spanning tree.

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For the testing, we can use command do show
etherchannel summary.

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Here we can se po1, po is port channel, and
1 is the id that we have configured.

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Here we have uppercase S and uppercase U.
Uppercase s means layer 2, and uppercase u

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means in use.

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The protocol is LACP, and the port is fa0/1
until fa0/3.

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And all of the interface is uppercase P, uppercase
P means in port channel.

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Okay, so the etherchannel in switch 0 is ok.

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Let’s also check on switch 1.

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Do show etherchannel summary, here we can
see po1, uppercase S and uppercase U, uppercase S

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means layer 2, and uppercase U means in
use.

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The protocol is LACP, the interface is fa0/1-3,
and all of the interface is uppercase P,

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uppercase P means in port channel.

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Okay so now the etherchannel is up.

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Let’s add 2 pc to make sure that the etherchannel
is really ok.

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Configure the ip address, here 192.168.1.1,
and then this is 192.168..1.2.

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Now let’s test the ping.

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Okay here we can see that the ping is success.

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Okay I think enough for this video, in the
next video, we are going to learn how to configure

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etherchannel pagp.

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Thankyou for watching and see you on the next
video.
