Wireless Access

I would like to know if I can put both enet0 an enet1 in active state to get more throughput? I have LAG'd the corresponding switchports in which the AP is plugged in. 

Currently when I look at monitoring / all APs in the controller I see enet0 active / enet 1 standby.

Is it possible on the controller to set this to active /active?

Yep. Have you followed the guide and enabled the AP LACP stripping IP, LMS & GRE IPs?

http://www.arubanetworks.com/techdocs/ArubaOS_64x_WebHelp/Content/ArubaFrameStyles/AP_Config/LACP_Support_on_AP_220.htm

Yes.

Controller IP = 10.0.0.200

In AP / AP-System / LACP_Prof / LMS Settings / LMS IP = 10.0.0.200

In AP / AP-System / AP LACP LMS map / 

-- GRE IP = 10.0.0.0.201

-- LMS = 10.0.0.200

I get this upon apply

Warning: Striping IP will be applied to an AP only if LMS IP in its ap-system-profile matches LMS IP here.

Is 10.0.0.0.201 an address associated with the controller as well?

Other than the GRE setting, no it is not.

OK good. 

Is your switch providing 802.3af or 802.3at PoE?

If only 802.3af then the AP shut enet1 down I believe.

Finally back on site. Yes, AT power. Switches are trunked (port 1 & port 2 = trk1, an so on). The port that are plugged into AP335, both port active. Ports that are plugged into AP325, one active, the other not).