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From: "Joseph Wright" <jwright@mbakercorp.com>
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Subject: Teaming NICS
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It is possible with FreeBSD 4.4 to TEAM NICS
or load balance two nics on the same machine.

I know Intel has the 100mbit nics that support teaming.

thanks=20

joe


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