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    <p>VPC</p>
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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 20/04/18 09:17, James Cunningham
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      <div dir="ltr">Hello Fellow Ausnoggers,
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        <div>I'm hoping that I can quickly pick the brain of someone
          more knowledgeable in data centre networking than myself.</div>
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        <div>We have a customer in one of our racks in Equinix who has a
          single network switch, and some servers connected to it. We
          currently have two connections from our switch to the
          customer's switch, with LACP for redundancy (and as a side
          effect, we get a slight bandwidth boost for 2 x 1Gbps
          connections, which is a slight bonus).</div>
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        <div>We would like to improve this by putting in two network
          switches on our end, to protect again a single switch failure
          on our side, but the customer will still have one single
          network switch.</div>
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        <div>I'm pretty sure we can't do LACP with this style of setup -
          so what would people recommend to achieve redundancy here?
          Main thing is that the connection needs to auto-failover if a
          network switch fails, or if one of the uplinks fails.</div>
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        <div>I have created the attached diagram which illustrates what
          we are trying to do.</div>
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        <div>Can anyone please help? I'll owe a beer at the Next AusNOG
          meetup!</div>
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        <div>Thanks</div>
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        <div>James </div>
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