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it required me to download a virtual toadapter from HP and I was able confg from the control panel
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it required me to download a virtual toadapter from HP and I was able confg from the control panel

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only user that responded bu at least he knew what I was talking aboutt
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only user that responded bu at least he knew what I was talking aboutt

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I need to configure a backup server identical to one that was previously built. I noticed the network connections on the previous one has 3 connections that are not X'd out including one called BASP virtual Adapter. I assume this is for reduncancy but I am not sure how to configure it. My server only has one connection that is not X'd out and I know if the cable is damaged or I have a bad NIC that server is down. Can anyone help me configure BUSP?
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I need to configure a backup server identical to one that was previously built. I noticed the network connections on the previous one has 3 connections that are not X'd out including one called BASP virtual Adapter. I assume this is for reduncancy but I am not sure how to configure it. My server only has one connection that is not X'd out and I know if the cable is damaged or I have a bad NIC that server is down. Can anyone help me configure BUSP?

I need to figure out BASP Team Virtual Adapter

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