Questions tagged [bonding]

"bonding" is the Linux-term for link aggregation.

Cisco terminiolgy is "etherchannel", other vendors may talk about "trunking".

The idea is to use several pyhsical lines in the same (sub)network or VLAN and load-balance the traffic across these lines.

To make it work both "ends" need to use the same LB-mode.

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Forwarding bonded connection to local network through stateful firewall - ArchLinux

I'm using Arch Linux to set up a firewall for a school which will stream each classes' video to students at home, so I need a strong and safe connection, that's why I was thinking about bonding multiple connections to increase stability and stream's…
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rtk8192ee wifi firmare stops loading after ifenslave setup attempt (Debian 10)

I tried setting up Mode 0 NIC bonding using ifenslave between my Ethernet and WiFi cards on Debian 10. After numerous ifconfig wls1 up/down, I was able to set up Bond0 until it stopped working. After undoing the setup, I realized ifconfig wls1 up…
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Redundant Mikrotik switch bonding modes

All the posts I can find about redundant switches only address the servers connected to the switches. I need to confirm my configuration on both the servers and the router handling the traffic. We're using Mikrotik routers and switches and I'm…
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No connection to default gateway

I freshly installed a new ubuntu server and set up netplan for 802.3ad. Now I can reach every device in my network but not the gateway and therefor the internet. The server is directly plugged into the gateway (like every other device). I don't have…
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linux router, 2x NIC, HA with interface bonding, two ethernet switches

I have two NIC server (eth0, eth1) that I use as router. I have two switches working in stack. Is it a good idea / possible to create on them two bond lacp interfaces ( bond0, bond1 ). And use bond0 and bond1 as I now use eth0 (as external…
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How to bond two interfaces having different speeds in Linux?

I have successfully set up two simultaneous VPN tunnels over different Internet connections to the same server. Then I've bonded them using systemd-networkd and balance-tlb mode. It works as designed, balancing traffic equally among the interfaces.…
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Interface bonding on GRE tunnel with nmcli

I have two Ubuntu server-based routers and I'd like to bond (in broadcast mode, since I only care about redundancy) a radio link (where the radio equipment is connected to an Ethernet port) and a LTE channel (that uses a mPCIe modem) upon which a…
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What is the Proper Way to Create Port Bonding on RHEL?

I've got for data interfaces on my server: eno5, eno6, ens3f0 and ens3f1. I need to create port bonding with these four interfaces with a VLAN ID 101 and with bond name data0. More info: RHEL 7.6 Interface names checked. (I've plugged of the cable…
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Using bonding in debian 9?

debian 9 is installed by default without net-tools (deprecated). If you try to install ifenslave, it will install net-tools (i don't wan't this). How can i do this ?
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What could be the point to aggregate an unplugged NIC..?

I have 2 NICs on a server, one of which is unplugged... I would like to know if there is a positive point to aggregate these? Would that make the unplugged NIC useful, enabling the ability to process more packets per seconds? I choose FreeBSD 11.0…
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Load balance two ADSL connections Centos 7

I have centos 7 server working as a gateway for my network with three LAN cards and two internet connections from different ISPs , i want to combine the two connections and balance the network load between them .. I've tried bonding and it didn't…
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KVM/libvirt: Guest monopolizes bridge

I'm having a problem in which the first guest started on a VM host can send traffic through both of its assigned interfaces, but subsequent guests can only send traffic through one interface. My VM host setup: CentOS 6.7 (kernel…
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Intel NIC teaming or server 2012 R2?

I'd like to implement NIC teaming on one of my servers and would like to know if it's better to use the Intel NIC teaming from the drivers or to use the NIC teaming from Windows Server 2012 R2.
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Write operation is happening from 1 Gigabit port instead of 10 Gigabit port in NetGear switch and its random

We have a Synology system which is connected with NetGear switch. We passed 2, 10 gigabit cables from synology to switch. We connected HP server with switch with 2, 10 gigabit port. We connected one more network on 1 gigabit port to a switch. We…
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NIC teaming and vlan support in linux

Doeas anyone has idea about vlan support in linux with NIC teaming/bonding.In case of a switch I am not able to communicate however if I remove multiple vlan interfaces from NIC , I am able to communication. Regards,
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