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compile the kernel with support for 1Gbit cards, and I think the intel ones come in the kernel already.<br />
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I prefer to use modules, so I advise you to make them modules. then, you can use them.
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compile the kernel with support for 1Gbit cards, and I think the intel ones come in the kernel already.

I prefer to use modules, so I advise you to make them modules. then, you can use them.

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I will try that, thanks for the help.
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I would like some assistance in configuring teaming with the above adapters, either in Fault Tolerance state, ALB or fast ethernet. &nbsp;If someone has some good documentation, that would be great. &nbsp;The intel nics can be either Intel Pro 100 or 1000 speed, Broadcom 1000. &nbsp;I am not wanting to mix cards, just team the same brand of card. &nbsp;I think I need to get started with the ians driver from Intel, but the readme sucks. &nbsp;Please point me in the right direction.
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I would like some assistance in configuring teaming with the above adapters, either in Fault Tolerance state, ALB or fast ethernet.  If someone has some good documentation, that would be great.  The intel nics can be either Intel Pro 100 or 1000 speed, Broadcom 1000.  I am not wanting to mix cards, just team the same brand of card.  I think I need to get started with the ians driver from Intel, but the readme sucks.  Please point me in the right direction.

Teaming Intel or Broadcom NICS with Redhat 7.2, 8.0 or AS2.71

The variety of Linux distributions creates myriad issues relating to configuration and operations when computers are networked, not the least of which is the use of various network management applications, some of which are included with specific distributions, while others are standalone applications.