A feature that bundles multiple network interfaces together for redundancy or higher throughput.
A feature that logically combines multiple physical interfaces into one, achieving bandwidth aggregation and failover in the event of a fault. Modes range from active-backup, aimed purely at redundancy, to round-robin or 802.3ad, which spread load across multiple links -- the right choice depends on whether the goal is redundancy or extra bandwidth.
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