On Wed, Aug 13, 2003 at 09:16:42AM -0400, D. Clarke wrote:
| Hi!
|
| Is it possible to bind multiple (non matching, or matching) network cards
| together to act as one device?
|
| I've got a fileserver here with 2 nics in it, currently both have seperate
| ip's but I'd like the box to have just one ip but use both cards... is what
| I'm asking for possible at all?
Search for docs on "channel bonding". The extent of my knowledge on
it is this :
. linux supports it
. linux calls it "channel bonding" (other OSes call it other things)
. both network interfaces must connect to the same host on the
other end
. the host on the other end must be configured to work with the
channel bonding (may need to be a linux host, but I'm
really not certain on that)
HTH,
-D
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As a Microsoft consultant can *remotely* disable the personal firewall
and control the system. We'll ignore the fact that this tampering with
the firewall is not logged, and more importantly, that the firewall
isn't restored when the clowns from Redmond are done with their job.
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