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What is link aggregation and link aggregation switch?


Asked by Logan Thompson on Nov 28, 2021 FAQ



Link aggregation is the efforts made to set up parallel network structures to provide redundancy, or to improve performance, increases bandwidth and provides graceful degradation as failure occurs. Configure link aggregation switch can be made easier if you properly perform the above instructions.
Subsequently,
Link aggregation has the following benefits: Increased bandwidth - The capacity of multiple links is combined into one logical link. Automatic failover and failback - The traffic from a failed link is automatically switched over to other working links in the aggregation, thereby achieving high availability.
Accordingly, Simply put, link aggregation is a method used to bundle individual Ethernet links together in a way that lets them act like a single logical link. When used between two devices, link aggregation also balances the traffic between them.
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@Carbo unless your internet is faster than 1Gbps, even both your modem supports link aggregation on its LAN side and your router supports link aggregation on it's WAN side, you don't benefit anything. Netgear AX8 does support WAN link aggregation, don't know if AX4/AX12 too. My internet is rated at 400 Mbps.
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So basically an aggregation encapsulates a set of classes which belong to each other. UML composition is semantically closer to DDD's aggregates. DDD Aggregates have some very well-defined semantics (actually stronger even than UML composition). Certainly much stronger than UML aggregation.