Download Realtek
RTL810X/RTL811X/RTL816X Driver Auto Installation 7.041 Windows
7(32/64-bit) from RealTek Network. In order to ensure the right driver
download, Official driver links from RealTek are listed at first. If the
official driver can not be downloaded, a copy of official driver can be
provided at local server download.opendrivers.com,
download1.opendrivers.com, or dl2.opendrivers.com. Besides, Both the
driver developer's home page and driver download and support page be
provided as well in my RealTek Driver Downloads page.
Official Driver Download:
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http://www.bing.com/search?q=Win7_7041&form=MOZSBR&pc=MOZI
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As One Teaming NIC for fail-over
You could use Realtek teaming utilize to create one teaming NIC.
Teaming NIC that has fail-over mechanism could keep connection when one NIC lost its connection.
Teaming NIC that has double bandwidth actually is a little help for normal user and sometimes bandwidth double need specific switch/hub.
It is recommended that normal user only uses fail-over for generic purpose.
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How to Set Up Gigabyte Teaming
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http://realtek-ethernet-teaming-and-vlan-utility-for-windows-vista.updatestar.com/es/technical
http://drivers.softpedia.com/downloadTag/Realtek+Teaming+Utility
tomshardware.com/forum/ ep45-realtek-teaming-utility-windows
Link aggregation ('teaming') seems to be supported for some Cisco 2950s; however, beyond that, it becomes complex... There are several kinds of aggregation; there are several kinds of 2950s with at least three kinds of firmware; there are a lot of 'known' problems with RealTek teaming and various switches - to research further I will at least need the actual part number of your particular 2950 (like: "2950G 24EI DC" ), as well as the firmware 'set' installed ("Standard Image", "Enhanced Image"?)..
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As One Teaming NIC for fail-over
You could use Realtek teaming utilize to create one teaming NIC.
Teaming NIC that has fail-over mechanism could keep connection when one NIC lost its connection.
Teaming NIC that has double bandwidth actually is a little help for normal user and sometimes bandwidth double need specific switch/hub.
It is recommended that normal user only uses fail-over for generic purpose.
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How to Set Up Gigabyte Teaming
Many
Gigabyte motherboards include two Ethernet ports, known as dual LAN,
with teaming support. When teaming is enabled, the computer can connect
to two separate networks and split its traffic between the two, taking
advantage of each connection's bandwidth. Teaming also ensures that, if
one network goes down or can't access the Internet, the computer
automatically uses the other network, preventing any network downtime.
Teaming is a feature of the built-in Realtek Ethernet adapter and is
configured using Realtek's included utility.
INSTRUCTIONS
Insert the Gigabyte motherboard driver disc into your computer's disc drive.
Click the "Run Setup.exe" option that appears in the Windows AutoPlay pop-up.
INSTRUCTIONS
Insert the Gigabyte motherboard driver disc into your computer's disc drive.
Click the "Run Setup.exe" option that appears in the Windows AutoPlay pop-up.
http://realtek-ethernet-teaming-and-vlan-utility-for-windows-vista.updatestar.com/es/technical
Título: | Realtek Ethernet Teaming and VLAN Utility for Windows Vista |
Requisitos: | Windows XP/Server 2003/Vista/Server 2008/7 |
Licencia: | Freeware |
tomshardware.com/forum/ ep45-realtek-teaming-utility-windows
Link aggregation ('teaming') seems to be supported for some Cisco 2950s; however, beyond that, it becomes complex... There are several kinds of aggregation; there are several kinds of 2950s with at least three kinds of firmware; there are a lot of 'known' problems with RealTek teaming and various switches - to research further I will at least need the actual part number of your particular 2950 (like: "2950G 24EI DC" ), as well as the firmware 'set' installed ("Standard Image", "Enhanced Image"?)..
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