Link aggregation on AX 11000 router

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Link aggregation on AX 11000 router
Link aggregation on AX 11000 router
2021-02-15 10:49:12 - last edited 2021-02-17 07:07:14
Model: Archer AX11000  
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Hello

 

Just bought a new AX 11000 router and I would like to setup "link aggregation".  The LAN page on the router portal 

shows I can enable this and the LAN2 and LAN3 are combined, questions is which port do I plug my ethernet cable in to? 

 

Or does it not matter? 

 

Thanks 

Dave

 

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2021-02-16 10:08:32 - last edited 2021-02-17 07:07:14

@davegray 

 

Well, the point is that you can not connect everything through link aggregation.

You cannot connect TVs, PS4s or most of the laptops... this type of connection is used usually for NAS storage systems or similar.

For link aggregation you need to connect both cables to both devices (Router and NAS) and both need to support this type of link aggregation connection.

 

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Re:Link aggregation on AX 11000 router
2021-02-15 12:55:41 - last edited 2021-02-15 14:13:33

@davegray 

 

WAN - For internet connection

LAN 1 and LAN2  - both from an additional device for that you want to have a higher connection speed

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Re:Link aggregation on AX 11000 router
2021-02-15 13:44:56

@davegray 

 

According to your screenshot and to your device manual 12.2.3 you have to plug the cables in ports LAN2 & LAN3 on the router side.

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Re:Link aggregation on AX 11000 router
2021-02-16 08:21:22

 

MagiX wrote

@davegray 

 

WAN - For internet connection

LAN 1 and LAN2  - both from an additional device for that you want to have a higher connection speed

@MagiX I know both LAN ports are joined internally to the router but I asked which of the two LAN2 or LAN3 do I connect to the eithernet port on my device, I cannot connect 2 into 1 . 

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Re:Link aggregation on AX 11000 router
2021-02-16 08:22:40
How do two ports LAN2 and LAN3 go into one device (laptop, xbox etc)?
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2021-02-16 10:08:32 - last edited 2021-02-17 07:07:14

@davegray 

 

Well, the point is that you can not connect everything through link aggregation.

You cannot connect TVs, PS4s or most of the laptops... this type of connection is used usually for NAS storage systems or similar.

For link aggregation you need to connect both cables to both devices (Router and NAS) and both need to support this type of link aggregation connection.

 

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Re:Link aggregation on AX 11000 router
2021-02-16 12:48:29
Ah right I see. The receiving device needs two ethernet ports? I thought it was a 2 into 1 type of setup. Regards
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Re:Link aggregation on AX 11000 router
2021-02-16 17:07:09

@davegray 

 

You can read this gude for more details.

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Re:Link aggregation on AX 11000 router
2021-12-16 06:15:18
Thank you. They don't use F0, F1, F2, and counting and not counting the WAN port is obnoxious. I have not confirmed yet, but on a Synology NAS, the recommendation is to switch the Link Aggregation mode on the NAS from "Adaptive Load Balancing" to "Balance XOR."
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