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01.23.2006 at 11:20AM PST, ID: 21707013
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VLANs and Bonding

Asked by joshua234 in Linux Networking

Tags: bonding, linux, vlan

Okay, so heres what we are trying to accomplish:

We have a machine running yellow dog linux, with 2 NICs, eth0 and eth1.
We want to be able to stradle 2 VLANs, ie vlan3 and vlan5
So this machine will have two IP addresses, ie 192.168.103.1 and 192.168.105.1
We also want bonding to occur for redundancy across both VLANs, and we want to achieve this w/o adding 2 more NICs.
I've tried everything I can think of.  I can get bonding to occur on one vlan or the other, but not both.  Can anyone give me some ideas of how a script to setup a configuration like this might look?  First working answer gets 500 points.Start Free Trial
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