Yes, I am aware of Linux Ethernet Bond Mode. It is a network bonding mode that allows multiple network interfaces to act as a single logical interface for redundancy and load balancing purposes. There are several bond modes available in Linux, including:
Round-robin: This mode sends packets in sequential order from the first available interface to the last.
Active-backup: This mode uses one interface as the active link and another as a backup link.
XOR: This mode uses an XOR algorithm to balance traffic across the interfaces based on the source MAC address of each packet.
LACP (Link Aggregation Control Protocol): This mode uses LACP to dynamically configure and manage link aggregation groups between two devices.
Broadcast: This mode broadcasts all packets out all interfaces at once, which can be useful for some specialized applications like multimedia streaming.
Each bond mode has its own advantages and disadvantages, and choosing the right one depends on your specific needs and network environment.
