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How-to needed for LACP/Link Aggregation for 2952-SFP Plus (JE009A) switch?

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  • 1.  How-to needed for LACP/Link Aggregation for 2952-SFP Plus (JE009A) switch?

    Posted Oct 25, 2023 11:37 AM

    Hi all,

    I have an Synology and I want to use LACP (bonding/teaming) with my switch. This is a 2952-SFP Plus (JE009A) switch. Yes it's a little older, but it works perfectly for me.

    So I am hoping someone can give me some information on how to setup this on the switch? In Synology it's pretty easy, however I do not understand how to do it correctly on the switch I have.

    I think HP took over this switch a long time ago? I am running the latest firmware available, as far as I can tell: Software Version Release 1519P06.
    If I recall correctly, I have read that this switch only supports 2 ports for LACP? Not e.g. 4? Can someone provide me some information as that well please?

    Also I think this is the same switch as the HP Switch V1910-48G? It has the same "JE009A" product code. Is it better to use the HP firmware instead? Maybe newer?

    Thank you so much!!! And sorry for all the questions!

    Regards



  • 2.  RE: How-to needed for LACP/Link Aggregation for 2952-SFP Plus (JE009A) switch?

    Posted Oct 27, 2023 10:45 AM

    Wow, that seems to be an old switch indeed. After some research the 2952-SFP Plus seems to be a 3COM model and V1910-48G seems the equivalent HP model.

    I can't find firmware for that version, nor documentation to answer your question. It's definitely no longer a supported model, and you probably don't want to run any production or even somewhat important applications on it.

    Maybe others know more about this old switch...



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