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Hi Hayes, <br>yes, I configure the same on windows server nic teaming:<br>-Teaming mode: LACP <br>-Load balacing mode: dynamic<br>-Standby: None (all adapters)<br><br>I cancel configuration teaming on switch and destroy nic teaming on windows server.<br>I reconfigure it and now it works.<br>Thank you for your advice to destroy and reconfigure<br><br>
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Hi Hayes,
yes, I configure the same on windows server nic teaming:
-Teaming mode: LACP
-Load balacing mode: dynamic
-Standby: None (all adapters)

I cancel configuration teaming on switch and destroy nic teaming on windows server.
I reconfigure it and now it works.
Thank you for your advice to destroy and reconfigure



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Hi Guys,<br />
I configured LACP of 2 Gigabit port on cisco SG300.<br />
When LACP is created automatically put one port in Active Member and on in Standby Member.<br />
I can't change all 2 port to be Active Member.<br />
Why? Isn't LACP 1:1 Redundancy a optional feature?<br />
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Thanks
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Hi Guys,
I configured LACP of 2 Gigabit port on cisco SG300.
When LACP is created automatically put one port in Active Member and on in Standby Member.
I can't change all 2 port to be Active Member.
Why? Isn't LACP 1:1 Redundancy a optional feature?

Thanks

LACP on Cisco SG300

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