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  1. alphaalpha1

    Trunking on 5500 series switch

    You mentioned in your previous experience you had errors where ports did not registered the error/s. Wouldn't LACP or VLACP help to identfy those situations..?
  2. alphaalpha1

    Trunking on 5500 series switch

    Addition to my previous question. Do we need cross cable or straight for the MLT?
  3. alphaalpha1

    Trunking on 5500 series switch

    Perhaps one last question. As I mentioned earlier, presently both switches are connected through one Ethernet cable. While configuring MLT does it need to remove? And it could be any port/s of the switch? not necessearly the last or specific one? Thanks a lot for your patience.
  4. alphaalpha1

    Trunking on 5500 series switch

    Thanks both of you for your response and time. Daddy of three :- I already mentioned that we do have present scenario what you suggested, but that is not redundant. Also total load is on one single Cat 5/6 cable. Andy88:- I read in Nortel TIDs what you mentioned but was not sure, since you...
  5. alphaalpha1

    Trunking on 5500 series switch

    Hi, I am new to this Forum and also to Nortel as well, If anyone can help me or guide me to proper direction, I would be really thankful to him. Here is the scenario. We have around 7 Nortel 5500 series switch. One default VLAN, one subnet. Sw 1 to 5 are cascaded to each other through SCSI...

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