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03-18-2004 01:34 AM
03-18-2004 01:34 AM
Auto-port aggregation behaviour
Hello colleagues,
in our system we use a proprietary OSI stack wich directly connects to the LAN port by using the NM Id (or PPA);
We'd like to use the APA (Auto Port Aggregation) software to have LAN card redundancy at least from the IP standpoint;
my question is:
does the APA provide PPA virtualization (one PPA / NMId for two interfaces) or when a fault occur I have to redirect the stack to the new active board?
thanks
Enrico
in our system we use a proprietary OSI stack wich directly connects to the LAN port by using the NM Id (or PPA);
We'd like to use the APA (Auto Port Aggregation) software to have LAN card redundancy at least from the IP standpoint;
my question is:
does the APA provide PPA virtualization (one PPA / NMId for two interfaces) or when a fault occur I have to redirect the stack to the new active board?
thanks
Enrico
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