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>>>>> "rbg" == rbg  <rbg@ipperformance.com> writes:

    rbg> How does this compare with Intel's Adaptive Load Balancing
    rbg> (ALB) ?  -- I guess it's closer to Intel's Link Aggregation

Dunno, I'm not familiar with ALB.


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