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29 December 2011
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LACP Link aggregation bonding on Debian and Ubuntu

Bonding multiple interfaces together is kind of a pain. After trial and error, I got trunking working between Debian Squeeze and a switch with LACP support.

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28 October 2009
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Load balancing network bonding device from multiple physical interfaces

My new mobo has two gigE ports, so I figure why not trunk them together to work as one network device? This will work great for a Linux based network storage device (NAS). This will create a virtual interface named bond0 with the external ip address of 192.168.1.100. Anything else on my network will see this computer with this address. It doesn’t matter which interface is actually plugged in, one, the other, or both. As long as one is plugged in it will continue to function.

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