I did find out that EQL works with ethernet to. This is what it said:
If you want to use 2 NICs to increase bandwidth, you have to use channel bonding - normal TCP/IP can't work this way.
For one, there is ever only one default gateway for a machine, no matter how many networks it belongs to.
You'll have to rebuild the kernel with EQL/ line bonding turned on, this allows you to make a single virtual NIC out of two.
Normal config after that.
In almost any situation, connecting 2 NICs to the same switch on the same subnet just doesn't make much sense...
there is a description in the Kernel-Documentation:
/usr/src/linux/Documentation/networking/bonding.txt
Hope that helps a bit.
I need more network experience huh? I can google though. :wink: :wink:
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