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12-15-2010 02:08 PM
12-15-2010 02:08 PM
Network Teaming spurning
Kim had a switch teaming question:
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Hi
Hope some one can answer below question from customer
I am not familiar with so please help me out here
We have the following setup:
2x HP 1:10GB switches in a BLc3000
1x BL685 with 4x NC551i ports and 4x NC364m ports.
Is it possible to create a network team that spans both switches and all network cards with full Tx/Rx load-balancing and switch redundancy?
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Michael replied to Kim:
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Kim,
HP no longer offers the Intelligent Networking Pack (INP) that provided that Team type.
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Any other suggestions for Kim?