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Maximum bandwidth: Dedicated NIC – 1000M, Shared NIC – 100M.
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BMC network interface compatibly supports IPV4 and IPV6, supports automatic access
or IP address manual setting, and MAC address is stored in the EEPROM.
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Support VLAN.
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By default, IPMI LAN channels are assigned as below:
Table 29 BMC LAN Interface
Channel ID Interface Support Sessions
1h Primary LAN (eth1) Yes
8h Secondary LAN (eth0) Yes
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BMC network interface supports enable/disable, enabled by default.
9.14.2 BMC Network Bonding
Bonding feature provides a method for aggregating multiple network interfaces into a single
logical bonded network interface. Although multiple network interfaces are bonded, only
one is available at a time. In run-time, the netif_carrier (network link state) is monitored by
polling periodically.
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Bonding function is disabled by default, users can enable it in WEB GUI or IPMI CMD.
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Only support Active-backup bonding mode. Default bonding on both NICs (Dedicated
and Shared NICs), means network will be working on the NIC plugged with cable. If both
NICs plugged with cable before BMC bootup, shared NIC will be primary network to be
working. If one NIC plugged with cable before BMC bootup, then anther plugged later, the
first NIC will be working.
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After bonding, bonding interface uses shared NIC’s MAC to access network, including
bonding to dedicated or shared NIC.
In WEB GUI, go to page “BMC Settings->BMC Network->Network Interface Bonding” to
check and configure bonding function.
Figure 35 Network Bonding