1:standard port
2:redundant port ( 2 or more members )
3:vlan interfaces ( 802.1q tag )
The config for any type is simple & easy. Please see examples
1> a standard static address
2> redundant ports ( with 2x member ports #3 & #4 )
3.a> 802.1q tagged vlan-interface ( bounded to a physical port #6 )
3.b> 802.1q tagged vlan-interface ( bounded to the redundant port0 )
Interfaces not supported are loopbacks ( even tho the unit has a hidden loopback interface btw ) , nor ether-bundled interfaces with 802.3ad. The redundant interface is ideal and the best you can get,with regards to redundancy.
Ken Felix
Freelance Network/Security Engineer
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