If your switches are configured with MC-LAG, you can use network bonding by creating a Link Aggregate Group (LAG) for NAS traffic.
About this task
When the Top-of-Rack (ToR) switches are configured with an MC-LAG interconnect, it is recommended to configure the NAS interface over LACP bonds using Link Aggregation Groups (LAG). LACP bonding is a process in which two or more network interfaces are combined to a single interface. Using LACP bonding provides performance improvements and redundancy by increasing the network throughput and bandwidth. If one of the combined interfaces is down, the other interfaces are used to maintain a stable connection.
Steps
Select
Hardware > [Appliance] > Ports.
From the ports list, select two to four ports of the same speed on the node on which you want to aggregate for Link Aggregate Control Protocol (LACP) Bond to service NAS traffic.
NOTE:The configuration is symmetrical across the peer node.
Select
Link Aggregation > Aggregate Links.
Optionally, provide a description for the bond.
Select
Aggregate.
Scroll through the ports list and locate the generated bond name.
NOTE:You must select the bond name when you create the NAS server.
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