Network bonding is a method by which several physical network interfaces (NICs) are bonded or merged together to form a single virtual one which behaves as it were a real one.

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Slaves in 802.3ad bonding has same hardware address

Is that common for all the slaves in a bonding to have the same hardware address? The example shows in Ubuntu Documentation is having different hardware address, but my bonded device show the same ...
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Bonding + Bridge : traffic passing through the wrong interface

I'm using Ubuntu server 12.04, on a server with 6 NICs, grouped in 2 bundles : eth0 and eth2 are bundled using bonding mode 1, under interface name bond0 which has IP [network].8 eth1, eth3, eth4 ...
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NIC Bonding on a notebook?

Hi does anyone have a flexible setup for bonding on a laptop? It's easy to setup a nic bonding for a desktop or server, but how does this work on a laptop? Is there a fast way to setup a nic on the go ...
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Can Ubuntu use multiple devices for downloading?

Let me give an example: I have one laptop, it is connected to 3 different networks all with access to internet. One device uses eth0, another uses wlan0 and a third one uses wlan1. Does Ubuntu knows ...
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How to configure eth1 to be a failsafe for eth0? [duplicate]

I need to configure eth1 to be a failsafe interface for eth0. When eth0 is down eth1 goes up and when eth0 is up eth1 goes down. I need to do this from /etc/network/interfaces.
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How to use eth1 as failsafe system for eth0?

How to configure eth1 to be a failsafe system for eth0. When eth0 is down eth1 goes up, and when eth0 is up eth1 goes down
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Network bonding isn't working right

Hey guys I'm having trouble setting up Ubuntu Bonding, following this guide. My interfaces file looks like this: auto eth0 iface eth0 inet manual bond-master bond0 auto eth1 iface eth1 inet ...
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How to merge multiple internet connections into one

My PC has 2 wired cards. Both gigalan. It also has 2 wireless cards. One broadcom with proprietary drivers and ralink with open software (which works much better than broadcom). My cellphone can share ...