I have a synology DS1513+ and a HP Procurve 1810G-24 Switch. They both are up to date with the respective software/firmwares, i setup the LACP so i can have the highest throughput i can on the synology DS1513+.
HP Procurve 1810G-24 Switch Config
On the HP Procurve 1810G-24 Switch i have created a trunk (which is not
static) and i have placed the 4 ports from the DS1513+ in that trunk, the trunk has been
configured for LACP.
Synology DS1513+ Config
On the DS1513+ i have created a bond with all 4 interfaces in it and i'm using the 802.3ad
Dynamic Link Aggregation mode with a static ip and gateway set.
For whatever reason I had a thought to take one of the 4 links out of the bond and place it on thevlan where the bond/trunk exists for connectivity to function, if i unplug that one cable it seems to kill the connection to the DS1513+. It seems like that is the feed for the bond,can anyone explain this? Has anyone come across this?
HP Procurve 1810G-24 Switch Config
On the HP Procurve 1810G-24 Switch i have created a trunk (which is not
static) and i have placed the 4 ports from the DS1513+ in that trunk, the trunk has been
configured for LACP.
Synology DS1513+ Config
On the DS1513+ i have created a bond with all 4 interfaces in it and i'm using the 802.3ad
Dynamic Link Aggregation mode with a static ip and gateway set.
For whatever reason I had a thought to take one of the 4 links out of the bond and place it on thevlan where the bond/trunk exists for connectivity to function, if i unplug that one cable it seems to kill the connection to the DS1513+. It seems like that is the feed for the bond,can anyone explain this? Has anyone come across this?