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      Th3box
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      Hi, I've been planning to build a pfsense router for some time now and have a few parts I have in mind to get for the build. I was wondering If this dual port nic card would work with pfsense and If the teaming function would work as well.

      Intel EXPI9402PT 10/ 100/ 1000Mbps PCI-Express PRO/1000 PT Dual Port Server Adapter http://www.intel.com/products/server/adapters/pro1000pt-dualport/pro1000pt-dualport-overview.htm

      If not any suggestion's on a replacement card would be welcome as long as It's pci or pci-e and teaming work's with It In pfsense.
      Thanks.

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        Cry Havok
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        I guess you missed the Search function ;)  I see at least 2 other threads referring to that specific card.  If you look at the supported hardware list (hint, the pfSense front page is a good starting point) you may just find it too.

        The "teaming" function (aka bonding) requires support in the switch too.

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          Th3box
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          This I know….The switch I plan to get support's teaming, and i searched for the card and found the 2 other post's as well as noticed they were 9+ month's old.

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            Th3box
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            If It would help the switch I'm getting is this one.
            Cisco Small Business SGE2000P
            http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833124213

            Seeing how It does support 802.3ad It should then support Link aggregation (Or bonding ;))

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