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You can use nic teaming: <a href="http://support.dell.com/support/edocs/network/r35278/broadcom%20nic%20teaming_1.1_final.doc" rel="ugc">http://support.dell.com/support/edocs/network/r35278/broadcom%20nic%20teaming_1.1_final.doc</a><br />
That way you create one (virtual) interface of 4Gb.
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You can use nic teaming: http://support.dell.com/support/edocs/network/r35278/broadcom%20nic%20teaming_1.1_final.doc [http://support.dell.com/support/edocs/network/r35278/broadcom%20nic%20teaming_1.1_final.doc]
That way you create one (virtual) interface of 4Gb.

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NIC Teaming on server and of course you have to configure it on switch side (LACP, PaGP).
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NIC Teaming on server and of course you have to configure it on switch side (LACP, PaGP).

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I agree and figured as such but Dell was pushing something else. That's why I have this service with you guys. For EXPERT opinions. Thanks
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I agree and figured as such but Dell was pushing something else. That's why I have this service with you guys. For EXPERT opinions. Thanks

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This is limitation of FTP protocol? FTP server? OS ?
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This is limitation of FTP protocol? FTP server? OS ?

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We are buying a new server and the guy from Dell suggested a server with 4 ethernet ports an he said this will give you more pipe for your remote desktop users because we will have about 30 users logging on. What does he mean about more pipe and is it true that you will hook all 4 port to your switch? If so how would you configure them since they will all have ip addresses.
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We are buying a new server and the guy from Dell suggested a server with 4 ethernet ports an he said this will give you more pipe for your remote desktop users because we will have about 30 users logging on. What does he mean about more pipe and is it true that you will hook all 4 port to your switch? If so how would you configure them since they will all have ip addresses.

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