Setting up NIC load-balancing?
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Date: 06/22/04
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Date: Mon, 21 Jun 2004 22:04:01 -0700
All of the Intel Server adapters support "Adaptive Load
Balancing", which is what you're looking for. I've done
this with two "PILA8470C3 Intel Pro/ 100s Server
adapters". I picked them up at FRY's for 40.00, it was a
sale. I seen them on the web for under 80.00.
Here the specifics covering the features and the actual
card itself. They also support blended adaptive load
balancing. Say you have a gigabit and 100, you can not
only create rundandant nics and aggregate. Intel, they're
great!
Good luck!
>-----Original Message-----
>I have two "Intel 8255x-based PCI Ethernet Adapters" in
my
>Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition box. They are
10/100
>and I would like to put them in "raid" if you will to
>function as a 200mb/s adapter. Is this possible? Any
advise
>would be appreciated!
>
>Josh Vaughan
>Intern Network Admin
>
>.
>
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