Port Bonding In OpenSuSE 11

MaxCras join:2008-09-19 Mount Clemens, MI ·WOW Internet and C..	reply to MaxCras Re: Port Bonding In OpenSuSE 11 I gave up on CentOS, I got frustrated on getting my Software RAID back online so I re-reinstalled OpenSuSE 11. In the process though, I finally found the magical information I was looking for, and what I think was causing my issues. I wrote a new script that I think will do the trick #!/bin/bash modprobe bonding mode=4 miimon=100 #Load the bonding module ifconfig eth0 down#Take down eth0 ifconfig eth1 down#Take down eth1 ifconfig eth2 down#Take down eth2 ifconfig eth3 down#Take down eth3 ifconfig bond0 hw ether xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx#Set MAC address of bond0 interface to match eth3 ifconfig bond0 192.168.0.102 up#Activating the bond0 interface ifenslave bond0 eth0#Put the eth0 interface in the slave mod for bond0 ifenslave bond0 eth1#Put the eth1 interface in the slave mod for bond0 ifenslave bond0 eth2#Put the eth2 interface in the slave mod for bond0 ifenslave bond0 eth3#Put the eth3 interface in the slave mod for bond0 Once I am doing watching Patlabor (which happens to be located on the server :D ) I'm going to give it a try again
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MaxCras join:2008-09-19 Mount Clemens, MI ·WOW Internet and C.. 3 edits	reply to Sir Meowmix III OK. Now I'm stumped. I have all 4 ports on my server bonded properly using the above code. I was finally able to get access to my switch with the web based configuration manager. The 4 FastEthernet interfaces on the switch are now grouped together with destination based forwarding. However, now I have no connectivity to the server. What am I missing? UPDATE! Somehow in the process I managed to royally screw my network config on the server to the point that it all out refuses to work. Looks like it is time for a reinstall (so much easier when you have your important configs backed up) but I'm going to give CentOS a try.
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Sir Meowmix III @windstream.net	reply to MaxCras modprobe bonding ifconfig bond0 192.168.1.1 netmask 255.255.255.0 ifconfig eth0 up ifconfig eth1 up ifconfig eth2 up ifenslave bond0 eth0 ifenslave bond0 eth1 ifenslave bond0 eth2 echo "The Internets is Serious Business"\|wall
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MaxCras join:2008-09-19 Mount Clemens, MI ·WOW Internet and C..	I'm having an issue figuring out how to bond my ethernet interfaces in OpenSuSE 11. I started out by properly configuring my 1st interface with an IP address, and then set the remaining 3 with out an IP address with the "No address for bonding interfaces" setting. I have been searching around, but all I have been able to find are peoples posts about fixing their broken bonds, but nothing on how to set them up in the first place. I am running a 4 port link to my Catalyst 2924XL switch (which I am having a hard time configuring as well) so if someone could even help me kill 2 birds with one stone... Let me know what info you need (if any) and I will be happy to provide it.
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