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Ethernet Bonding enables two Ethernet ports to be used as bonding pair. This ensures for a reliability of service. If the active port becomes unusable the other port in the bonding pair is used to transport traffic. | Ethernet Bonding enables two Ethernet ports to be used as bonding pair. This ensures for a reliability of service. If the active port becomes unusable the other port in the bonding pair is used to transport traffic. | ||
Latest revision as of 14:03, 23 June 2024
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Ethernet Bonding enables two Ethernet ports to be used as bonding pair. This ensures for a reliability of service. If the active port becomes unusable the other port in the bonding pair is used to transport traffic.
To configure Ethernet Bonding:
1. Select Hosts from the navigation panel.
2. Select a Host from the Hosts Configuration list.
3. Click the Status tab.
- Select Change Network Devices Role.
4. Select Reset Host Role.
5. A Role Configuration window is displayed.
- Set LAN/WAN role to the 2 Ethernet interfaces you want to bond.
- Click add bonding
- The bonding pair is displayed below.
- Give a name to the bond.
- For each LAN/WAN select the associated interface for the bond
- Click continue
To verify the Ethernet Bond:
1. Select IP Interfaces from the navigation panel.
2.The bond0 ports are shown.
- Click the Status tab.
3. Click the Ethernet Bondings Tab.
- Select a Host to view more details.
- An Ethernet bonding status window is displayed
