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update: in the NIC advanced tab, select Teaming and the wizard takes off from there.
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update: in the NIC advanced tab, select Teaming and the wizard takes off from there.

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I need to team two Intel NICs. &nbsp;I have teamed Broadcom NICs using the Broadcom utility before, but although I find lots of references on the Intel site that says my NICs can be teamed, I can't find a download for the actual Intel teaming utility.<br />
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NIC model: Intel Pro/1000 MT Server Adapter
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I need to team two Intel NICs.  I have teamed Broadcom NICs using the Broadcom utility before, but although I find lots of references on the Intel site that says my NICs can be teamed, I can't find a download for the actual Intel teaming utility.

NIC model: Intel Pro/1000 MT Server Adapter

Intel NIC Teaming utility

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