Configure EtherChannel (PAgP and LACP) in Packet Tracer

CCNA Routing and Switching: Configure EtherChannel (PAgP and LACP) in Packet Tracer

[@siredogitto8801]

Man you saved me, I was just looking for a tutorial to explain to me these configurations and a friend recommended me this video. Thanks a lot!

[@TechAcad]

Glad it helped!

[@TheToxicDave]

The video is great man. You explain it clearly and I like the point "Now we verify the configuration..." :)

[@TechAcad]

Thank you so much my dear Friend for your great support...

[@Impact4ever]

i was just reading about the subject in a Cisco press book, thanks for being so clear, its very helpful.

[@TechAcad]

Thank you

[@Siva1180]

Yeah thats true

[@williesolomon614]

Impressive video tutorial. Thank you for sharing. God bless you.

[@TechAcad]

So nice of you

[@infopc-arieh6372]

Excellent ... well done ... with Scripts ...

[@TechAcad]

Glad you liked it!

[@jabiralhujaifa]

thanks a lot for the brief discussion

[@prabhus8098]

It's very useful,could upload more videos.. thanks

[@TechAcad]

Thank you And I will upload more videos in forth coming days.

[@dariiqali3486]

Thank you this really helped me again

[@TechAcad]

Glad it helped!

[@iiN1GH7M4R3ii]

thank you tech acad!!!! i have a question... whats the difference between configuring a Port Channel group and choosing those interfaces? Example: conf t interface range fa 0/5-6 OR interface port-channel 3 whats the difference? thank you!!

[@TechAcad]

Once you create the port channel, it will create the Port-Channel Interface. So if needed to make any changes on those bundled interfaces, configure the interface Port-Channel! Thanks for your great support and sharing my dear friend!

[@thepuldarshana9056]

hi, So you go to port channel and make it mode trunk. that is ok. so does it need to go in to physical interface and make it trunk too ? thanks

[@TechAcad]

It will work both ways! Thank you so much for your great support and sharing my dear friend!

[@M.Suliman24]

thank you alot of -- how to check the result? the throughput and bandwidth?

[@simbadurio444]

outstanding!

[@TechAcad]

Glad you like it!

[@amam1604]

god bless u!!!!!!!!

[@MochammadFajarKurniawan]

how to check the result? the throughput and bandwidth?

[@thispakistani8924]

When you run show spanning - tree command one of the link show block

[@tatkimchhae3761]

Why S1 to S3 not green?

[@TechAcad]

You may seen the Amber or Orange color, because here STP blocks the redundant path to avoid loop!

[@rasheedmalik6594]

simulation could ve helped u explain in a better way about load balancing

[@TechAcad]

Thank you so much my dear Friend for your great support...

[@rasheedmalik6594]

@@TechAcad anyways its still the best tut i ever had so far in etherchannel...Thumbs Up!!!

[@adhithyaasharma47]

you have thought pin to pin the video great and very informate can you please send the note of that common which you have write in the side

[@TechAcad]

Glad you like it!

[@adhithyaasharma47]

@@TechAcad can you send me the note

[@adhithyaasharma47]

@@TechAcad can you send me note which you are used in the vedio

[@yugifan34]

8:40

[@Siva1180]

In onw word, print(" thank you "*100000).

[@TechAcad]

Welcome 😊