When setting up virtualized environments or critical applications, ensuring network performance and high availability is essential. LACP (Link Aggregation Control Protocol), also known as bonding mode 802.3ad, allows you to combine two or more physical interfaces into a single logical interface, increasing bandwidth and providing redundancy. All of our bare metal servers are delivered with…
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…
Setting up LACP (Link Aggregation Control Protocol) on Debian is a practical way to boost network throughput and add redundancy, especially for production servers or demanding environments. By bonding two or more network interfaces, you can combine their bandwidth and ensure network availability even if one link fails. All our bare metal servers are delivered…
LACP (Link Aggregation Control Protocol) is an excellent solution for anyone seeking higher network performance and redundancy on dedicated infrastructure. By bonding multiple network interfaces, you can combine their bandwidth and ensure continuous connectivity even if one link fails. All our bare metal servers are shipped with network interfaces ready for LACP configuration, so you…
LACP (Link Aggregation Control Protocol) is widely used in enterprise environments to increase network bandwidth and provide redundancy for critical systems. By combining multiple physical interfaces into a single logical connection, you can achieve better performance and improved fault tolerance. All our bare metal servers come with compatible network interfaces, making it easy to implement…
Network interface teaming, also known as NIC teaming or LACP (Link Aggregation Control Protocol), is a valuable feature for improving both performance and redundancy in Windows Server environments. By combining multiple physical network adapters, you can increase available bandwidth and provide failover in case of hardware issues. All our bare metal servers are equipped with…
