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Old 3rd December 2011, 08:11 PM
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NIC bonding with Catalyst 2900

Currently, I have two NICs bonded together that are connected directly to a DSL router. The bonding is mode 0 - simple failover with load-balancing.

This works fine, with about half of the packets going to each NIC.

I have a Catalyst 2900 switch that I have created a VLAN for, and tried connecting the two NICs, along with the DSL router to it. When I did this, traffic was split between the 2 NICs with about 1/3 going to one and 2/3 to the other. Also, it appeared that overall performance decreased.

I did try connecting the NICs and router to a simple switch, which worked fine, just as wihen the NICs were connected directly to the router.

Is there something specific that I need to configure the VLAN for to get this bonding to work?

As always, TIA.

ken
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