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Connection Type, Receive Buffers, and so on., For Cisco's FEC, see

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DuraLAN Fast Ethernet NICs User's Guide 3 In the Group(s) field, click Create New Group, and type the new group name. Note: The group name can be up to 20 characters. If you skip this step, the system assigns a default group name (GroupX). 4 In the Link Aggregation Type field, click the appropriate link type (in this procedure, click either Adaptec's Port Aggregation or Cisco's Fast EtherChannel). In the example in Step 2, Adaptec's Port Aggregation is selected in this field. For a brief description of Adaptec's Port Aggregation, see Duralink64 Port Aggregation on page 1-9. For Cisco's FEC, see FEC (Fast EtherChannel) on page 1-10. 5 From the Available Adaptec Ports box, select the available port you want to add to the group, and click Add. 6 Repeat Step 5 for each additional port. Note: We recommend that all ports in the same group be assigned the same Properties and Values (that is, Connection Type, Receive Buffers, and so on). 7 OPTIONAL. To remove a port from the group, select the appropriate port from the Group Ports box, and click Remove. 8 When you are finished configuring the group, click Apply. 9 To create another group, repeat Steps 3 through 8. 10 To rename a group: a Select the group name in the Group(s) list box. b Type the new name. c Click Apply. 11 When you are finished configuring all groups, click OK. To assign TCP/IP addresses to your ports, refer to Assigning the TCP/IP Address on page 4-16. 4-14

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DuraLAN Fast Ethernet NICs User’s Guide
3
In the
Group(s)
field, click
Create New Group
, and type the
new group name.
Note:
The group name can be up to 20 characters. If you
skip this step, the system assigns a default group name
(
GroupX
).
4
In the Link Aggregation Type field, click the appropriate link
type (in this procedure, click either
Adaptec’s Port
Aggregation
or
Cisco’s Fast EtherChannel
). In the example in
Step 2, Adaptec’s Port Aggregation is selected in this field. For
a brief description of Adaptec’s Port Aggregation, see
Duralink64 Port Aggregation
on page 1-9
. For Cisco’s FEC, see
FEC (Fast EtherChannel)
on page 1-10
.
5
From the Available Adaptec Ports box, select the available port
you want to add to the group, and click
Add
.
6
Repeat Step 5 for each additional port.
Note:
We recommend that all ports in the same group be
assigned the same Properties and Values (that is,
Connection Type, Receive Buffers, and so on).
7
O
PTIONAL
. To remove a port from the group, select the
appropriate port from the Group Ports box, and click
Remove
.
8
When you are finished configuring the group, click
Apply
.
9
To create another group, repeat Steps 3 through 8.
10
To rename a group:
a
Select the group name in the Group(s) list box.
b
Type the new name.
c
Click
Apply
.
11
When you are finished configuring all groups, click
OK
.
To assign TCP/IP addresses to your ports, refer to
Assigning the
TCP/IP Address
on page 4-16
.