Question

What are three requirements of enabling a LAG on the WLC? (Choose three.)
Group of answer choices

No more than two interfaces can be in the LAG.

The switch must use channel-group # mode on.

All distributed system interfaces must be added to the LAG.

The WLC must be rebooted

Answers

GPT-4o mini
To enable a Link Aggregation Group (LAG) on a Wireless LAN Controller (WLC), the following requirements generally apply:

1. **No more than two interfaces can be in the LAG.** - This is often a limitation set by the WLC, especially in scenarios where LAG is used for redundancy and load balancing.

2. **The switch must use channel-group # mode on.** - The switch configuration should support LAG, which typically involves configuring the switch ports to use the "mode on" setting to enable port aggregation.

3. **All distributed system interfaces must be added to the LAG.** - For proper operation in a distributed environment, it's essential that the relevant interfaces are incorporated into the LAG.

The last option, **The WLC must be rebooted**, is not generally a requirement for enabling LAG, although it may be needed in some specific setups or configurations, but typically, LAG changes can be applied without needing a reboot.

So the correct answers are:

- No more than two interfaces can be in the LAG.
- The switch must use channel-group # mode on.
- All distributed system interfaces must be added to the LAG.