LACP with 2x 10Gbps SFP+: What It Is and Why All ServerSP Dedicated Servers Include This Technology by Default When discussing high-performance dedicated servers, many aspects are often considered: processing power, storage, memory, security, and so on. However, one key element frequently underestimated — yet essential — is network connectivity. That’s where LACP (Link Aggregation…
📌 Requirements Debian 10/11/12 Two or more physical NICs (e.g., eno1, eno2) Root or sudo access ✅ Step 1: Install bonding module and ifenslave Make sure the bonding driver and tools are installed: sudo apt update sudo apt install ifenslave 💡 Note: The ‘ifenslave’ package is not installed by default on Debian. If you face…
📌 Requirements Ubuntu Server 20.04/22.04+ Two or more physical NICs (e.g., eno1, eno2) Switch configured for LACP (mode active/passive) Root or sudo access ✅ Step 1: Identify Your Network Interfaces Run: ip link show ✅ Step 2: Backup Existing Netplan Configuration sudo cp /etc/netplan/*.yaml /etc/netplan/backup.yaml ✅ Step 3: Create a New Netplan Configuration with Bonding…
📌 Requirements AlmaLinux or Rocky Linux 8/9 Two or more physical NICs (e.g., eno1, eno2) Switch configured for LACP Root or sudo access ✅ Step 1: Identify Your Network Interfaces nmcli device status Note down the names of your NICs (e.g., eno1, eno2). ✅ Step 2: Create the Bond Interface bond0 with LACP sudo nmcli connection add type bond con-name bond0 ifname bond0 mode…
📌 Step 1: Access NIC Teaming Open Server Manager. On the left-hand menu, click Local Server. Find the NIC Teaming option (it will likely say “Disabled”). Click on the word Disabled to open the NIC Teaming configuration window. 📌 Step 2: Create a New Team In the “NIC Teaming” window, click on the Tasks dropdown…
