How To Configure Aggregated Ethernet Interfaces on Juniper (Link Aggregation)

LACP is not needed for Aggregated Ethernet to work. LACP is a control protocol which will be covered in a future video. As for the minimum-links statement, once your available "UP" interfaces go below the number of minimum links you have configured under the ae interface, the ae interface will go down. This is only used if you have a backup path via other interfaces, otherwise this statement does not really apply to your environment.

Great explanation man!

Do u know what hashing method it uses to load balance the traffic across the links? Does it use Source/Destination IP and TCP port?

Hello good morning, I'm new to the Juniper world, I'm having difficulty attaching the vlan to the interface, could you help with this issue

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[edit interfaces xe-0/0/1 unit 0 family]
'ethernet-switching'
Family ethernet-switching and rest of the families are mutually exclusive
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Hello there, I really enjoy your videos and I am trying to put my own skills into practice with Eve-ng. When I tried out the configuration from this video on the QFX images I kept getting messages saying "device not found" - with show int xe-0/0/0 terse. I can configure these interfaces, but they do not show up in the show commands.

The 10Gbit xe- Interfaces are displayed on the "show configuration" command, but not with the "show interfaces terse". With the "terse" command, the output displays the "em0 -14" interfaces. Do you recognize this? I've probably done something wrong somewhere when importing the images. Many thanks for any help

Hi sir, excellent tutorial! Thank you very much!👍

you are gem buddy!!

use larger font size for config..

what simulation tool you're using..

hello sir, how about juniper srx LAG to Cisco Layer 3 3560 , is the same config like this ? thanks

Excellent tutorial, Thank you.