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So you want to trunk two or more ports together so you can have great speed and or redundancy. This guide shows you how, from both a NetApp and Cisco point of view: | So you want to trunk two or more ports together so you can have great speed and or redundancy. This guide shows you how, from both a NetApp and Cisco point of view: | ||
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So you want to trunk two or more ports together so you can have great speed and or redundancy. This guide shows you how, from both a NetApp and Cisco point of view:
http://veerapratapreddy.wordpress.com/2014/03/19/netapp-multimode-vif-survival-guide/