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LACP - Resilience update changes #8833
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J'ai poussé quelques changements. Je te laisse regarder les commentaires, il reste quelques chose que j'aimerais changer.
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| > Please note that the MAC address of the **main** public interface is the one with the lowest value. In the example image above, this is the address `a1:b2:c3:d4:e5:c6`. | ||
| > Please note that the **main public** interface is the one answering to DHCP requests. |
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Il manque des détails que tu as sur la traduction française.
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| Link Aggregation (LACP) is highly beneficial, as it increases your server's total bandwidth while providing network redundancy in case a network interface fails. | ||
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| Although rescue mode is based on the Debian 12 operating system, its network configuration relies on the *ifupdown* utility. |
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Est-ce qu'il faut dire "rescue mode" ou "the rescue mode" ?
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| Étant donné que nous avons une configuration privée-privée pour nos NIC sur OLA, il est impossible de se connecter en SSH au serveur. Par conséquent, vous devrez utiliser l’outil IPMI pour accéder au serveur. | ||
| Étant donné que nous avons une configuration privée-privée pour nos NICs sur OLA, il est impossible de se connecter en SSH au serveur. Par conséquent, vous devrez utiliser l’outil IPMI pour accéder au serveur. |
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Il ne faut pas de s à NIC, les sigles sont invariables : https://www.antidote.info/fr/blogue/enquetes/pour-les-cingles-des-sigles-et-les-accros-des-acronymes#pluriel
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| > Veuillez noter que l'adresse MAC de l'interface publique **principale** est celle dont la valeur est la plus faible. Dans l'image exemple ci-dessus, il s'agit de l'adresse `a1:b2:c3:d4:e5:c6`. | ||
| > Veuillez noter que l'adresse MAC de l'interface **publique principale** est celle qui reçoit les offres DHCP dans le système d'exploitation du serveur. Cette interface gère la connectivité publique dans la configuration par défaut. |
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Tu peux ajouter une mention du fait que le rescue aussi reçoit les offres DHCP sur cette interface ? Il n'y a pas que l'OS installé sur disque.
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| > This guide provides instructions for configuring network interface bonding specifically using `ifupdown`. It also applies to the rescue system. |
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Préciser que ifupdown = /etc/network/interfaces car l'utilisateur ne connaît souvent que ce nom
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Description
Updates several guides to explain some changes and add precisions related to the resilience update in the Link Aggregation configuration algorithm.
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