that is not true, I think you can trunk ce interfaces too... I did it on E4500 
that had two ce0 and ce1 interfaces and they were 1000MBit

Chris

On Mon, 4 Dec 2006, Karl.Rossing at Federated.CA wrote:

> Last i checked, you can only trunk 10/100 ports together.
>
> GB ports are not supported. That makes sense since the server's I/O would
> be severally bogged down.
>
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>>> I`am new to solaris and wonder if anyone know if it's possible to =
>>> trunk/team
>>> several network cards under solaris? If so, how do you do it?=20
>>
>> All versions of Solaris support IPMP in software.  This allows for a bit
>> of outbound load sharing, but isn't really appropriate for load
>> balancing incoming data (as you might want on a netbackup server).  It
>> does provide you with failover though, and you can balance the incoming
>> traffic manually.  If all you need is failover, then it may be
>> sufficient.
>>
>> SunTrunking is an extra application that you can run on Solaris.  It
>> only supports certain hardware in certain combinations.  It's a cost
>> purchase for versions prior to Solaris 10.
>>
>> Solaris 10 can use SunTrunking as well, but also allows for link
>> aggregation of any networking hardware that uses gld3 drivers.  This is
>> built into Solaris and doesn't require extra software.
>>
>> IP Mulitpathing (IPMP) and Link Aggregation configuration details should
>> be in the administrators guide for the version of Solaris you have (if
>> supported).
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