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Managing the Device
R81.10.X Quantum Spark 1500, 1600, 1800, 1900, 2000 Appliances Locally Managed Administration Guide|92
Other configuration types
Creating a new BOND (WAN)
1. In the Internet Connection page, to create a new internet connection, click Configure
internet.
The New Internet Connection window opens in the Configuration tab.
2. Under Internet Configuration, enter the Connection name.
3. For Interface, select New link aggregation (Bond).
4. For Ports, select a minimum of 2 interfaces that are unassigned and disabled.
Note - 1530 / 1550 appliances do not have a DMZ port.
5. Select the Operation mode:
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802.3ad Dynamically uses Active interfaces to share the traffic load.
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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) Gives redundancy when there is an
interface or link failure. If you select this mode, you must select a Master i.e. the
primary/default port for the traffic.
6. Select the Connection type.
7. In the Advanced tab, select the Mii interval. The Mii interval is the frequency (in ms)
that the system polls the Media Independent Interface (Mii, the standard interface for
fast Ethernet) to get status.
8. If you selected 802.3ad or XOR as your operation mode, select the Hash policy from
the dropdown menu.
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Layer2 - Based on the XOR of hardware MAC addresses.
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Layer2+3 - Based on the XOR of hardware MAC addresses and IP addresses.
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Layer3+4 - Based on the IP addresses and Ports.
9. Click Apply.

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