LAG between switches

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TommyF
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LAG between switches

We have a switch stack on 2nd floor, consisting of 3 MS-250-48FP switches.

The other switch is on the 1st floor and it is a MS-250-48FP.

The 2nd floor switch had switch-1 ports 49 and 50 as a LAG to 1st floor switch ports 49 and 50 respectively.

I wanted to move 2nd floor switch-1 port 50 to 2nd floor switch-3 port 50. I performed the split of the ports on the stack.

Then on the 1st floor I did nothing to the switch LAG, as no changes were required.

 

On the 2nd floor stack, I completed the split, then moved the SFP to the 3rd switch port 50.

Then I selected the 2 ports switch-1 port 49 and switch-3 port 50 and aggregated them.

 

Of course Port 50 is down because of LACP.

I do not know how to remove port 50 from the connected ports on the status of port 50.

 

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TommyF
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alemabrahao
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Go to Switch > Switch ports in the Meraki dashboard, select ports 49 and 50, click split.

 

https://documentation.meraki.com/Switching/MS_-_Switches/Design_and_Configure/Configuration_Guides/P...

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RWelch
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To split an aggregated link, simply select the aggregated port and choose Split.
This will revert the changes and split the group into its own separate ports.

 

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TommyF
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I tried that several times, it does split the ports, then when I go and set the agg back up, it does the same.

Thanks

alemabrahao
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Please refer the documentation.

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RWelch
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Optimizing Meraki-Managed Uplink Connections  is a free learning hub tutorial that might be of interest to you.  You can simply take it using the same credentials you use to log into the Meraki Community.

 

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