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Teaming Nics
NightShade03
When you team nics on a server wouldn't it make sense that the server only be shown to have single ip address? As an example one of our servers has 3 nic cards that are teamed together as 10.0.0.70, however because they are different nics they all have different MAC addresses. When running wireshark earlier I noticed alot of entries stating duplicate ip (because of the same ip with different macs). Is this normal?
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Pash
What make is the server?
Teaming usually makes the teamed interface the used L2 phsyical interface.
Hyper-Me
The only ones Ive teamed are Broadcoms built into the Dell servers. I beleive they had a new MAC just for the team.
HeroPsycho
HP's also add a new MAC that's one character off of the actual MAC addresses.
NightShade03
They are IBM blades (HS12). I figured it would be something like clustering where they get a virtual ip and a seperate mac. So I guess it is odd that there are "duplicate ip addresses".
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