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    Dell R610 TEAMED NICS in XCP-NG for LAN and iSCSI

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    • W Offline
      wtdrisco
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      Teaming nics through XO.
      I have a DELL R610 that has four nics - I want to set it up so 2 of the nics are teams out to the LAN and 2 nics are used for the iSCSI Connection. Can this be setup through XO host setup? OR Somewhere in the iDRAC interface?

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      • DanpD Offline
        Danp Pro Support Team
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        Yes, you can do this via XO. See here for a prior blog post on the topic.

        Also, here's a link to our documentation on the topic.

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          wtdrisco @Danp
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          @Danp DANP THANK YOU! You are the man. Just click on that interface and tried to find documentation. Thank you for your help - I am sure I will have a few more on this..

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