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| ====== Using lagg(4) with diskless booting ====== | ====== Using lagg(4) with diskless booting ====== | ||
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| + | Note that the following instructions rely on the visibility of a network device associated with the WiFi adapter (ath0 below). | ||
| + | have hidden that device and so the following wired/WiFi lagg setup no longer works. | ||
| The lagg interface enables transparent failover between (eg) wired & wifi interfaces - making it trivial to combine the flexibility of walking around the house without any cables with the throughput of a wired interface by simply connecting and disconnecting the LAN cable. | The lagg interface enables transparent failover between (eg) wired & wifi interfaces - making it trivial to combine the flexibility of walking around the house without any cables with the throughput of a wired interface by simply connecting and disconnecting the LAN cable. | ||