LAG
What is LAG?
LAG stands for Link Aggregation Group. It is a method of logically bundling multiple physical network links together to act as a single high-bandwidth connection. This increases throughput beyond the limits of a single link and provides redundancy, as traffic can be automatically rerouted over the remaining active links if one fails. LAGs are commonly used to connect servers, network switches, and other high-bandwidth devices in data centers and enterprise networks.
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