Having multiple LAN connections between your NAS and your router eliminates the risk of a single point of failure, acting as ...

The vendor who is installing the equipment has requested that we configure the switch being used for what they are calling link aggregation. We will be using a Cisco 3560 Gigabit Ethernet switch ...

Networking gurus, I am in search of a 48 port switch that will allow me set up link aggregation. I have 10 workstations and one server, each with 2 NICs. Each of the 2 NICs form a bonded pair.<BR ...

Relief, in the form of standards-based link aggregation technology for LAN switch ports and high-end server network interface cards (NIC), is on the way. Completed in mid-1999, ...

It seems the way is to definitely go multi-path rather than 802.3ad w/LACP when working with iSCSI then.<BR><BR>The only times I've ever used bonding/aggregation has been with a switch and it ...

Once this was completed, the appliance and the switch negotiated the link aggregation and we were off and running. A few weeks later we migrated our backup appliance to the SAN.

Link aggregation, described in IEEE standard 802.3ad, binds multiple physical ports into a single, larger logical port – which in turns makes it easier to provision and manage high-speed flows.

Link Aggregation uses a ... Mac OS X v10.2.7 or higher and equipped with at least two Ethernet ports and an IEEE 802.3ad compatible Ethernet switch. Pricing for the full version of Link ...