This section describes how to configure an interface pair.
An interface pair is a pair of incoming and outgoing interfaces of the same type. After an interface pair is formed, the traffic enters the incoming interface of the interface pair is forwarded out of the outgoing interface in the interface pair, without MAC address table lookup. If the incoming and outgoing interfaces are the same interface, the packets entering the interface are forwarded out of the same interface after being processed.
If the incoming and outgoing interfaces are the same interface, do not send broadcast traffic to the interface. Otherwise, a local loopback may occur on the connected device.

Parameter |
Description |
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Name |
Specifies the name of the interface pair. |
Working mode |
Specifies the working mode of the interface.
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Member |
Select members for an interface pair. When the working mode of the interface pair is Inject via another interface, you are advised not to use interfaces with different bandwidth upper limits as an interface pair to prevent adverse impact on services due to traffic congestion caused by surging traffic. |
Allowed VLAN |
Specifies the scope of the VLAN ID. |
Status Synchronization |
Enables the function of status synchronization. |
Advanced |
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Default VLAN ID |
Specifies the default VLAN ID. |