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what do you &nbsp;mean by bond ??<br />
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do you want something internet sharing between 2 ethernet card ??
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what do you  mean by bond ??

do you want something internet sharing between 2 ethernet card ??

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what i have is 2 Network cards, i need them to act as 1 card for redundancy purposes, i would do this by Teaming in Windows, i was told its called bonding in Linux but that may be wrong as im totally new to Linux.
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what i have is 2 Network cards, i need them to act as 1 card for redundancy purposes, i would do this by Teaming in Windows, i was told its called bonding in Linux but that may be wrong as im totally new to Linux.

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Hi<br />
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I have just installed Red Hat Ent for the first time, it has 2 NIC's that i need to bond, can anyone tell me how to do this using the GUI or send me to a DOC that does<br />
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Thanks<br />
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Nick
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Hi

I have just installed Red Hat Ent for the first time, it has 2 NIC's that i need to bond, can anyone tell me how to do this using the GUI or send me to a DOC that does

Thanks

Nick

Bonding 2 Network Cards using GUI Redhat Ent 3

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