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Interface (NICs) Bonding in Linux using nmcli

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Arun Pyasi
Jan 6, 2015

NICs (Interfaces) bonding is a method for linking NICs together logically to allow fail-over or higher throughput. One of the ways to increase the network availability of a server is by using multiple network interfaces. The Linux bonding driver provides a method for aggregating multiple network interfaces into a single logical bonded interface. It is a new implementation that does not affect the older bonding driver in linux kernel; it offers an alternate implementation.
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