With ISPs across the US (and indeed, the world community at large) rolling out multi-gig packages, an increasing number of SMB and consumer ISP Modems and/or Routers come with multiple ports for 802.3ad or LACP (as defined in the 802.1ax spec). The Netgear CM1100 for Cox/Xfinity customers is one example of such a modem and the AX8 Nighthawk router is another. Without this support, Untangle could become a bottleneck concern in the near future (Comcast is already offering 2 Gbps service in some regions).
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09 Apr, '19
jlfickenI'd really like this to exist at least on the LAN side for failover as well as for those of us that use the router on a stick model for Inter-VLAN routing.
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15 Apr, '19
Jamie FPlease add this as it's the only thing that has me considering jumping to pfSense.
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07 May, '19
Jeremy heyboerPlease add this feature. This is a must for redundancy at an interface level. This could be the difference between an outage or no customer impact. Lacp is good for 1 gig connections until the price of 10 gig comes down in price but even then it’s needed for link layer redundancy.