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08-15-2002 07:45 AM
08-15-2002 07:45 AM
we need combine 2 NIC card together to increase data flow. Do they have to connect to the same switch or can go to 2 switches? Can traffic fail over to another card after 1 card fail when connect connect to 2 switches? Thanks for suggestions.
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08-15-2002 07:57 AM
08-15-2002 07:57 AM
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You need to purchase an HP product called Auto-Port Aggregation (APA). This will do exactly what you are trying to do; it will combine multiple NIC's into a single MAC address and also provides transparent failover. If one of the ports/cables fail the link stays up at reduced throughput.
Note that APA is only supported on certain swutches. Search for Auto-Port Aggregation and docs.hp.com and you should find everything that you need.
Note that APA is only supported on certain swutches. Search for Auto-Port Aggregation and docs.hp.com and you should find everything that you need.
If it ain't broke, I can fix that.
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08-15-2002 08:03 AM
08-15-2002 08:03 AM
Re: NIC teaming
Oops, I missed a part of your question. APA does require that the combined ports connect to a common switch. If you are need more robust failover then you need to examine MC/ServiceGuard.
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08-15-2002 08:05 AM
08-15-2002 08:05 AM
Re: NIC teaming
Hello,
Yes, APA will do the task for you as suggested by Clay. If you are connecting to two switches, that makes a redundancy there in case of a switch failure. Read this about APA:
http://www.docs.hp.com/hpux/onlinedocs/J4240-90016/J4240-90016.html
Yes, APA will do the task for you as suggested by Clay. If you are connecting to two switches, that makes a redundancy there in case of a switch failure. Read this about APA:
http://www.docs.hp.com/hpux/onlinedocs/J4240-90016/J4240-90016.html
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