Here is a series of examples for common configurations of Intel's intermediate driver software, iANS.LAN. These examples use a combination of Intel PRO/1000 and PRO/100 adapters. The intermediate driver uses the same syntax with all Intel server adapters regardless of speed. Therefore you may substitute CE100B for CE1000 and vice versa in any of these examples. The only exception to this is that EtherChannel keywords are dependent on the connection speed. Use "mode=fec" for 10 or 100 Mbps and "mode=gec" for gigabit connections.
Example 1: Two-Adapter AFT Team
1 PRO/1000 server and 1 PRO/100 server adapter - Ethernet_802.2 frametype, IPX protocol.
Example 2: Two- Adapter ALB Team
2 PRO/1000 server adapters - Ethernet_II frametype, IP and IPX protocols.
Example 3: Teaming
2 PRO/1000 server adapter Static Link Aggregation team - 2 frametypes, IP and IPX protocols.
4 PRO/100 server adapters in a IEEE 802.3ad team.
Example 4: One Adapter, 2 VLANs
1 PRO/1000 server adapter - Ethernet_II frametype, IP protocol.
Example 5: One Adapter, 3 VLANs
1 PRO/100 server adapters - All 4 frametypes, IPX protocol.
Example 6: Two- Adapter ALB
Team, 5 VLANs
2 PRO/1000 server adapters - Ethernet_II, IP and IPX protocols.
Example 7: Two Teams
1 PRO/1000 server and 1 PRO/100 server adapter Static Link Aggregation team - 2 frametypes, IP and IPX protocols.
1 PRO/100 server adapter, 2 VLANs - 2 frametypes, IP and IPX protocols.
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