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Dear All,
I am using RHEL 3 with squid,samba,nis working properly.
Now I want to "Load Sharing"(Same IP on two network card),Please anybody help me.I need this for both Linux and windows.
what you ask for could mean a whole bunch of different things, if you want this on an internal lan for one box, check the bond module. if you want this over two isp's then check chapter 10 at lartc.org. if i've not guessed the right combination, please give some useful details about what you actually want to achieve.
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