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Can you see bandwidth moving through a LAG interface?

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Crowfather

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2023-07-04 14:23:57 - last edited 2023-07-13 14:27:35

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Can you see bandwidth moving through a LAG interface?

2023-07-04 14:23:57 - last edited 2023-07-13 14:27:35

Tags: #LAG

Model: TL-SG3428

Hardware Version: V2

Firmware Version: 2.0.10 Build 20221130 Rel.57838

I have several LAG interfaces set up on my TL-SG3428 and would like to see the total amount of bandwidth that moves through them; however, it does not seem like this is possible.

In the Omada SDN if I hover my mouse over a regular port on the switch, it shows me the total TX and RX that's moved through that port, but when I hover the mouse over a port that's part of a LAG, all it shows me is the other ports in the LAG.

Is there a way to see how many Bytes have moved through a LAG port or through the LAG interface in total?

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Clive_A

2023-07-05 01:47:10 - last edited 2023-07-13 14:27:35

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Re:Can you see bandwidth moving through a LAG interface?-Solution

2023-07-05 01:47:10 - last edited 2023-07-13 14:27:35

Hi @Crowfather,

You can try to navigate to Switch Status and check if that helps.

Path: Insights > Switch Status. There you can use the filter to view what you needed as well as stats of the ports.

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