Wireless Access

If I use both E0 and E1 to connect the AP-635 to the network, do I need to have both switch ports configured the same (same VLAN, etc.)?  Also, do I need to set up LAG on the switches for those 2 switch ports? 

Uplink configuration must be identical.

LAG using LACP is an option, default operation is active/standby failover.

https://arubanetworking.hpe.com/techdocs/aos/aos10/design/ap-ports/

If I use both E0 and E1 to connect the AP-635 to the network, do I need to have both switch ports configured the same (same VLAN, etc.)?  Also, do I need to set up LAG on the switches for those 2 switch ports? 

Thank you.  So if I connect both uplink ports (E0 and E1) to the network switches, they will automatically go to active/active or active/standby configuration?  No need to configure LAG on the switch side?  Seems that configuring LAG for every AP would be quite a task.

Uplink configuration must be identical.

LAG using LACP is an option, default operation is active/standby failover.

https://arubanetworking.hpe.com/techdocs/aos/aos10/design/ap-ports/

If I use both E0 and E1 to connect the AP-635 to the network, do I need to have both switch ports configured the same (same VLAN, etc.)?  Also, do I need to set up LAG on the switches for those 2 switch ports? 

Active/standby.  The only way for both ports to be active simultaneously is when LACP is used.

Thank you.  So if I connect both uplink ports (E0 and E1) to the network switches, they will automatically go to active/active or active/standby configuration?  No need to configure LAG on the switch side?  Seems that configuring LAG for every AP would be quite a task.

Uplink configuration must be identical.

LAG using LACP is an option, default operation is active/standby failover.

https://arubanetworking.hpe.com/techdocs/aos/aos10/design/ap-ports/

If I use both E0 and E1 to connect the AP-635 to the network, do I need to have both switch ports configured the same (same VLAN, etc.)?  Also, do I need to set up LAG on the switches for those 2 switch ports? 

We have a few 635s (and 655s) configured using LACP.  Does the AP provide potentially higher throughput given this configuration?

Active/standby.  The only way for both ports to be active simultaneously is when LACP is used.

Thank you.  So if I connect both uplink ports (E0 and E1) to the network switches, they will automatically go to active/active or active/standby configuration?  No need to configure LAG on the switch side?  Seems that configuring LAG for every AP would be quite a task.

Uplink configuration must be identical.

LAG using LACP is an option, default operation is active/standby failover.

https://arubanetworking.hpe.com/techdocs/aos/aos10/design/ap-ports/

If I use both E0 and E1 to connect the AP-635 to the network, do I need to have both switch ports configured the same (same VLAN, etc.)?  Also, do I need to set up LAG on the switches for those 2 switch ports?