LACP 802.3ad & sub-interfases

Hi,
In the NGFW description, there is support for LACP, but is it possible to create sub-interfaces (802.1q VLAN ID) in it?

Yes it is possible to support it you can create and clone the sub interface

In the Terminal configuration
inter range gigabitEthernet 1/0/23-24
channel-group 1 mode active
channel-protocol lacp
switchport mode trunk

In the NGFW description, there is support for LACP, yes it is possible to create sub-interfaces (802.1q VLAN ID)

yes you can create the sub interfaces in NGFW in sangfor

Yes, Sangfor NGFW supports sub-interfaces (802.1q VLAN ID). You can create virtual interfaces on top of physical interfaces to segregate network traffic using VLAN IDs. This can be done through the NGFW's web interface or command-line interface (CLI).

Sub-interfaces allow you to divide a physical interface into multiple logical interfaces, each with its own VLAN ID, IP address, and other configuration settings. This can be useful for segregating traffic and implementing network security policies.

There is a possiblility to create sub-interfaces with 802.1q VLAN IDs on Sangfor NGAF that supports LACP

By creating sub-interfaces with VLAN IDs, you can logically divide a physical interface into multiple virtual interfaces, each with its own unique VLAN ID. This allows you to isolate network traffic based on different VLANs and implement different security policies for each VLAN.

Yes, it is possible to create sub-interfaces with 802.1q VLAN IDs on Sangfor NGAF's Next-Generation Firewall (NGFW) that supports LACP.

To create a sub-interface with a VLAN ID, you first need to configure the physical interface with the IP address, subnet mask, and other parameters required for the parent interface. Then, you can create sub-interfaces on that physical interface with specific VLAN IDs.

The exact steps for creating sub-interfaces with VLAN IDs may vary depending on the specific version of Sangfor NGAF and the interface configuration you want to use. However, in general, you can follow these steps:

Log in to the Sangfor NGAF management interface and navigate to the interface configuration page.

Select the physical interface you want to configure, and click the "Edit" or "Configure" button.

In the interface configuration page, look for an option to create sub-interfaces or VLAN interfaces. This may be labeled differently depending on the NGFW model or firmware version, but it is typically found under the "Advanced" or "VLAN" settings.

Create a new sub-interface by specifying the VLAN ID you want to use, along with any additional configuration parameters, such as the IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway.

Repeat the above steps for each additional VLAN ID and sub-interface you want to create.

Once you have created the sub-interfaces with VLAN IDs, you can configure LACP on each of them if needed, as well as any other firewall policies or routing rules that are required for your network configuration.

yes u can create sub-interfaces (802.1q VLAN ID) on the physical interfaces. you can separate traffic from different VLANs, and apply policies or configurations to each VLAN as needed.