@shivjm It is not from TP-Link, but this link may be helpful :) https://www.cisco.com/assets/sol/sb/Switches_Emulators_v2_3_5_xx/help/250/index.html#page/tesla_250_olh/lacp_conf.html

@karopega Yes, that's the idea and that's the usual course of action. I'm not current on the TP-Link switch offering so I can't make any recommendation. Maybe somebody else, perhaps the TP-Link...

@shivjm My switches do not allow me to activate LACP on a LAG that contains links of different speeds. If your switches allow that, I do not really know how it works. Re. the LACP feature you quote....

@karopega What about getting a PoE+ switch instead? An ethernet splitter will not work for sure.

@shivjm LACP manages the LAG only. If the copper link is not part of the LAG, the LACP settings do not apply to the copper link. You need to look at the STP/RSTP settings.

@shivjm I might’ve misunderstand your posting, but here it goes. A LAG with two links already offers redundancy and a third link is not really necessary. Also, you should not mix ports of different...