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The Open Source Advocate Skip to main content Search This Blog The Open Source Advocate Thoughts and ideas about the open source software movement Posts Linux NIC teaming recommendations Get link Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email Other Apps February 06, 2010 Introduction In my job as a network engineer, I am constantly looking for ways to increase the availability of the network. This is especially true in the data center, where services are expected to always be available. One of the ways to increase the network availability of a server is by using multiple network interfaces. This technique has many different names, but I am just going to call it NIC teaming. Purpose of NIC Teaming NIC teaming increases network availability by removing single-points-of-failure (SPOF). These SPOFs are components that will cause a service outage if they become unavailable. If we consider a single network connection from your server to your switch, we can identify quite a...
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