A PowerStore T administrator discovers that only one port on each node is active and passing traffic. The other port is healthy and online, but total bandwidth is only half of what the customer expects.
Which two actions could resolve the issue? (Choose two.)
Configure VLT and LACP
Two switches act like a single switch using VLTi. VLTi is required for Link Aggregation Control Protocol (LACP) connectivity between the nodes, and: - Allows a single device to use a LAG across two upstream switches. - Assures high availability.(Page 18) A Link Aggregation Group (LAG) is a combined collection of physical network ports on a switch or host. Ethernet LAG implementations may follow vendor-dependent or an open standard such as Link Aggregation Control Protocol (LACP).(Page141 POWERSTORE 3.0 POWERSTORE T IMPLEMENTATION) In practice, when someone refers to "Dynamic LAG," they are likely speaking about a setup using LACP or something very similar. The main difference would be in how the terms are used within the context of different vendors' documentation or networking practices. However, for all practical purposes, in most environments, LACP and Dynamic LAG would be used to achieve the same goal of dynamic link aggregation with automatic configuration and fault tolerance.