jamiedell wrote

Is it possible to use LAG (link aggregation) to set up a 2 gig backbone between two switchs?? I see do not see this configuration anywhere. So I'm guessing not.

What do you mean of 2 gig backbone? If you mean stacking two switches to connect their backbone, TL-SG108PE doesn't support stacking. It;s just a simple manageable switch.

If you just need to use link aggregation to connect two switch, TL-SG108PE support static LAG. It may be called port trunk or LAG. 

Where did you look and what did you look for, that you didn't see configurations? :)

Hi Mitya-

"Where did you look and what did you look for, that you didn't see configurations? :)"

I did see this UI posted in the screen grab.

What I was looking for was a documented configruation of a LAG(ed) connect between to switchs.

The only documentaion I saw was a link betwee devices with two NICs and the switch. However it seems by this conversation I should be able to create a LAG group on both switches and gain the increased bandwidth.

thanks for the feedback!

https://static.tp-link.com/2019/201904/20190412/1910012537_Easy%20Smart%20Switch_UG.pdf

5.2 Example for Configuring LAG

thanks man case closed....