Once you have two or more network cables between switches or devices, this can allow for greater network redundancy and increased maximum throughput. I have ports 2 and 4 on Switch 1 connecting to 1 and 3 on Switch 2. Below is an example of a LAG setup that would not work, due to the port numbers not being in sequential order. With UniFi switches, there is a requirement to use sequential ports.
This can be between many network devices, such as a PC with multiple NICs installed, NAS servers, or network switches.
Once this is enabled, the devices or switch connected to each end of the cables have multiple physical connections between each other. Simply put, link aggregation is the the aggregation or combination of two or more ports. How To Enable Link Aggregation (LAG) In UniFi We'll also explore what benefits it provides and whether you should be looking at enabling it in your network. This guide covers what port aggregation / link aggregation (LAG) is and how to enable and use it within UniFi.
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