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10-04-2010 01:11 AM
10-04-2010 01:11 AM
Creating an Etherchannel between HP Procurve and Cisco 3750 stack.
Hi,
I've got a 2x Cisco 3750 switches in a stack and 2x HP Procurve 2910al-48G.
The HP switches have a 10Gbs backpane link between them.
I need to create a 4 link Etherchannel between the Cisco stack and the 2x HP switches.
I cross wired all the 4 switches.
I created the Etherchannel on Cisco stack
And also created a trunk trk2 on both the switches.
Now I'm not too sure how to setup the Etherchannel (trunk) on HP switches to talk to Cisco switches
Iâ m using 801.q trunk and VLAN 300 as native VLAN on the Cisco.
I would appreciate if someone could please send me the config on the HP side.
I've got a 2x Cisco 3750 switches in a stack and 2x HP Procurve 2910al-48G.
The HP switches have a 10Gbs backpane link between them.
I need to create a 4 link Etherchannel between the Cisco stack and the 2x HP switches.
I cross wired all the 4 switches.
I created the Etherchannel on Cisco stack
And also created a trunk trk2 on both the switches.
Now I'm not too sure how to setup the Etherchannel (trunk) on HP switches to talk to Cisco switches
Iâ m using 801.q trunk and VLAN 300 as native VLAN on the Cisco.
I would appreciate if someone could please send me the config on the HP side.
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10-04-2010 06:34 PM
10-04-2010 06:34 PM
Re: Creating an Etherchannel between HP Procurve and Cisco 3750 stack.
As far as I can tell (could be wrong), trunking accross different switches is not supported yet on the 2900 series. Having said that, you have to create 2 different etherchannels on the cisco side and one trunk on each ProCurve. As far as config goes, using VLAN 300 as native, you can use the following commands:
#trunk x,y trk2 lacp
#vlan 300 untagged trk2
where x and y are the port numbers.
On the cisco side, it should look like this
#interface range gi0/x - y
#switchport mode trunk
#switchport trunk native vlan 300
#channel-group 2 mode active
.Lmm
#trunk x,y trk2 lacp
#vlan 300 untagged trk2
where x and y are the port numbers.
On the cisco side, it should look like this
#interface range gi0/x - y
#switchport mode trunk
#switchport trunk native vlan 300
#channel-group 2 mode active
.Lmm
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