Configure Bond Interface Oracle Linux 6

Configure Bond Interface Oracle Linux 6

Configure Bond Interface Oracle Linux 6

Oracle Linux 6 NIC bonding: Configure Bond Interface Oracle Linux 6

Multiple NIC bonding in Linux increases availability, and quality of network services. Linux combines multiple Network adapters into a single adapter called “bond” to achieve this increased availability and quality.

let’s get started, login and su to root

Oracle Linux 6 NIC bonding: let's get started, login and su to root

*** IF YOU HAVE NETWORK MANAGER INSTALLED, REMOVE IT, OR THE WHOLE PROCESS WILL NOT WORK ***

yum remove NetworkManager

the first thing we have to do is create the bond alias

Oracle Linux 6 NIC bonding: the first thing we have to do is create the bond alias

that was easy

Oracle Linux 6 NIC bonding: that was easy

from here we need to create the interface config files

Oracle Linux 6 NIC bonding: we need to create the interface config files

now edit the bond config

Oracle Linux 6 NIC bonding: edit the bond config

add the following to the config:

Oracle Linux 6 NIC bonding: add the following to the config

** Different bonding options can be set here, choose the one that best fits your situation*** Descriptions of each config here

now we need to edit the config for each NIC that will be part of the bond (keep the HWADDR the same for your config)

Oracle Linux 6 NIC bonding: we need to edit the config for each NIC that will be part of the bond (keep the HWADDR the same for…
Oracle Linux 6 NIC bonding: we need to edit the config for each NIC that will be part of the bond (keep the HWADDR the same for… (part 2)

now onto 1

Oracle Linux 6 NIC bonding: onto 1

here’s eth1

Oracle Linux 6 NIC bonding: here's eth1

note that all interfaces get created as slaves, and the bond is the master

issue a “service network restart”

Oracle Linux 6 NIC bonding: issue a "service network restart"

now login with the bond interface IP

to verify the bond status:

Oracle Linux 6 NIC bonding: to verify the bond status

that’s it, the bond is configured correctly!

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Related guides: Redundant NIC Configuration (bond) CentOS

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