LACP
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What is LACP?
LACP (Link Aggregation Control Protocol) is a protocol defined in IEEE 802.3ad that allows you to bundle several physical ports together to form a single logical channel. This increases bandwidth and provides link redundancy. It's commonly used to connect network devices, such as switches and servers, where high throughput and resilience are needed.
What other technologies are related to LACP?
LACP Competitor Technologies
LACP Complementary Technologies
MC-LAG
MC-LAG is a technology to extend LACP across multiple chassis, increasing resilience and bandwidth. It builds upon LACP. Thus complementary.
MLAG
MLAG is a technology to extend LACP across multiple chassis, increasing resilience and bandwidth. It builds upon LACP. Thus complementary. It is the same as MC-LAG
1G/10G Ethernet
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LACP can aggregate 1G/10G Ethernet links to increase bandwidth. It operates over these physical links. Thus complementary.
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Which job functions commonly mention LACP?
Network Engineer
1.3% of all Network Engineer jobs mention LACP
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Network Administrator
0.6% of all Network Administrator jobs mention LACP
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Customer Engineer
0.1% of all Customer Engineer jobs mention LACP
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Engineer
3393 Engineer jobs mention LACP
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Engineering & R&D
3396 Engineering & R&D jobs mention LACP
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