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Subject: Network Load Balance
From: Joao "Alberto M. dos Reis " "(listas de discucao)" 
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There is any way to make 2 intel ethernet cards working as one, like the
Network Load Balance (NLB - Windows) in the Intel Ethernet adapters with
the Adaptive Load Balance feature on linux? 

I know that in windows it works, but in the linux? Anyone has any
ideias? 

Joao Reis.



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