PowerConnect#conf
PowerConnect(Conf)#interface gi1/0/1-2,gi2/0/1-2
PowerConnect(Conf-if)# spanning-tree portfast
PowerConnect(Conf-if)# channel-group 1 mode on
PowerConnect(Conf-if)# exit
PowerConnect(Conf)#exit
PowerConnect#copy running-config startup-conf
The LAG was up as this command showed.
PowerConnect#sh interface status po1
We tested the connection between the VM and my laptop using iperf
From the VM we ran:
c:\>iperf -s
From my laptop:
c:\>iperf -c 172.x.x.x -i5 -t120 -w1492k
The throughput was not acceptable, giving approx 600Kbps
We broke the stack by pulling power out on the bottom switch and reran the iperf. As you can see things where great again.
Turns out you can't use HDMI 1.3 cables for the stack uplink. It must be HDMI 1.4 which supports EtherLink
The moral of the story is don't use cheap HDMI cables. Thanks to Mike for is input diagnosing this.
From the VM we ran:
c:\>iperf -s
From my laptop:
c:\>iperf -c 172.x.x.x -i5 -t120 -w1492k
The throughput was not acceptable, giving approx 600Kbps
We broke the stack by pulling power out on the bottom switch and reran the iperf. As you can see things where great again.
Turns out you can't use HDMI 1.3 cables for the stack uplink. It must be HDMI 1.4 which supports EtherLink
The moral of the story is don't use cheap HDMI cables. Thanks to Mike for is input diagnosing this.
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