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Question No. 13Drag & Drop

DRAG DROP A network engineer is adding 10Gbps link to an existing 2X1Gbps LACP-based LAG to augment its capacity. Network standards require a bundle interface to be take out of service if one of its member links does down, and the new link must be added with minimal impact to the production network. Drag and drop the tasks that the engineer must perform from the left into the sequence on the right. Not all options are used.

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AExecute the channel-group number mode active command to add the 10Gbps link to the existing bundle.

BExecute the channel-group number mode on command add the 10Gbps link to the existing bundle.

CExecute the lacp min-bundle 3 command to set the minimum number of ports threshold.

DValidate the network layer of the 10Gbps link.

EExecute the channel-group number mode auto command to add the 10Gbps link to the existing bundle.

FValidate the physical and data link layers of the 10Gbps link.

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Usman I.

2026-01-28

Make sure to disable the whole bundle before adding the new 10Gbps link to avoid network loops.

Naveed Q.

2026-01-28

I think before disabling the bundle, you should definitely test the new 10Gbps link as a standalone interface to make sure it's stable and properly configured—that avoids surprises later. Then, shut down the bundle to prevent any traffic loss or flapping while adding the new link. Once it's added, bring the bundle back up with the new member included. Skipping the standalone check could cause bigger problems when you enable the bundle again. So testing first, then disabling, then adding, then enabling seems safest to me.

Amir U.

2026-01-25

I’d say you need to first add the 10Gbps link as a standalone interface to confirm it works, then shut down the bundle to avoid issues while adding the new link, and finally re-enable everything together. That way, you minimize risk.

Shah I.

2026-01-15

This one’s tricky, not sure if you disable the whole bundle first or just add the link then check. What