LAG = LACP IEEE 802.ad ?
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Hello Team,
Would like too be sure, i do a mistake with buying this model of switch ....
So i use a Synology Nas DS918 who have only 2 / 1Gbs eth port
I would like use LACP for have 2000 Mbps Full Duplex
I see this model do LAG , but a realy don't imagine that is not compiliant with IEE 802.3ad
Tips ? or i can return back ? ... A model who is IEE 802.3ad compilant ?
Edit : I found this model ? TL-SG2008 the smalest possible ?
Hi @Earic
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No. They are different. We usually mean Static LAG when you talk about LAG. LACP is another whole different protocol for link aggregation.
Usually, you can return your item to the original retailer. However, the return window depends on the retailer's policy. We cannot determine the return policy of the retailers.
SG2008P, you mean? It can support ACP.
Hi @Earic
Thanks for posting in our business forum.
No. They are different. We usually mean Static LAG when you talk about LAG. LACP is another whole different protocol for link aggregation.
Usually, you can return your item to the original retailer. However, the return window depends on the retailer's policy. We cannot determine the return policy of the retailers.
SG2008P, you mean? It can support ACP.