>
> How? Depending on the way it's set up, it can cause major problems with
> the switch. Disconnect one of the patch cords and see if performance
> improves. If it does, you had a loop between the two switch ports, and
> the two NICs in your server. Either reconfigure your NICs to use
> fail-over, or make sure "spanning-tree" is enabled on the switch ports
> facing the server. Keep in mind that by doing that you will lose your
> 2Gbps aggregation speed and the second NIC will only be there to provide
> a host-stanby.
>

And by that, I mean "hot-standby".  I Should have proof-read...

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