Hello,
I've got a PowerEdge 2650 with it's standard onboard Gigabit Ethernet card
Broadcom NetXtreme. I am running Debian GNU/Linux 3.0r1 and would like to
know if it's possible to have an equivalent of Solaris's IP multipathing but
on Linux.
For those who don't know Solaris's IP multipathing, it's a method of having
high availability network connection when having two NICs in a Server. For
example if one NIC goes down the IP address moves from one NIC to the other
acheiving higher availability.
Is there something like that for Linux with a PowerEdge ? If yes how can I
implement that ?
PS: I am using the kernel's (2.4.20) integrated tg3 network driver module.
Many thanks for your help
Regards
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