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Configuring the Local Network
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802.3ad – Dynamically uses Active interfaces to share the traffic load.
Traffic is assigned to Active interfaces based on the transmit hash policy (Layer2
or Layer3+4).
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Round Robin – Selects the Active interface sequentially.
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XOR – All interfaces are Active for Load Sharing.
Traffic is assigned to Active interfaces based on the transmit hash policy (Layer2
or Layer3+4).
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High Availability (Active/Backup) – Provides redundancy when there is an
interface or link failure.
If you select this mode, you must select a Master - the primary/default port for the
traffic.
4. Under Interface Configuration:
a. Select the interface.
b. Enter the Local IPv4 address and Subnet mask.
c. Select if you want to Use hotspot when connecting to network.
5. For DHCPv4, click Enabled.
6. In the Advanced tab, select the Mii interval.
This interval is the frequency (in milliseconds) that the system polls the Media
Independent Interface (MII), the standard interface for fast Ethernet) to get status.
7. If you selected 802.3ad or XOR as your operation mode, select the Hash policy from the
dropdown menu (Layer2 or Layer3+4).
8. Click Apply
To create a WAN BOND, see "Configuring Internet Connectivity" on page107 .