Ethernet Bonding: Difference between revisions

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Applies to version(s): v3.0, v3.1

Ethernet Bonding enables SBC and Tmedia units to use the two Ethernet ports as a bonding pair. When the active port becomes unusable (cable disconnected, limited connectivity), the other port is used to transport Ethernet traffic.

Note: Ethernet bonding can be configured on an SBC and a 7800-ctrl, but only when running these units in a Bare Metal configuration.

Configuration

To learn how to configure ethernet bonding, refer to:

To learn how to configure ethernet bonding for an FreeSBC or ProSBC, refer to FreeSBC/ProSBC Initial Configuration
To learn how to configure ethernet bonding for a TMG7800, refer to TMG7800 Initial Configuration

Display Status

To learn about how to view the status, refer to:

Ethernet Bonding Status

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	Ethernet Bonding enables SBC and Tmedia units to use the two Ethernet ports as a bonding pair. When the active port becomes unusable (cable disconnected, limited connectivity), the other port is used to transport Ethernet traffic.		Ethernet Bonding enables SBC and Tmedia units to use the two Ethernet ports as a bonding pair. When the active port becomes unusable (cable disconnected, limited connectivity), the other port is used to transport Ethernet traffic.