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Configurer le Link Aggregation Synology

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Go to Control Panel > Network > Network Interface and click Create > Create Bond. Then select the mode you want. After the LAN interfaces are combined, a new interface named Bond appears in Network Interface.\n\nModes mentioned in the knowledge base:\n- Adaptive Load Balancing: works even if the switch does not support Link Aggregation.\n- IEEE 802.3ad Dynamic Link Aggregation (LACP): requires LACP to be enabled on the switch. If multiple switches are used, they must be stackable and properly configured.\n- Balance XOR: requires Static Link Aggregation on the switch. If multiple switches are used, they must be stackable and properly configured.\n\nAbout speed: Link Aggregation increases bandwidth by aggregating multiple network interfaces and provides traffic failover. With Link Aggregation enabled, traffic is automatically adjusted and balanced for each connected device. It is only available on models with at least two LAN ports.\n\nNote: if the interfaces are connected to multiple switches, make sure the switch ports are in the same LAN or VLAN. [1] [2]

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