Joining network cards

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kai_uk

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For better network performance it is possible to join 2 network cards together and double the bandwidth. In Windows server 2012r2 they call it NIC teaming. Is it possible however to do this on other systems such as desktop OS's?
 
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Hi kai_uk,


Yes, joining two network cards (NIC teaming or bonding) is definitely possible on systems beyond Windows Server 2012 R2.


On desktop operating systems:


  • Windows 10/11: Native NIC teaming is not officially supported like in Windows Server, but some advanced network drivers (like Intel PROSet) may allow it depending on your hardware.
  • Linux: Fully supports NIC bonding using modes like round-robin, active-backup, and LACP (802.3ad). This is one of the most flexible environments for teaming.
  • macOS: Supports link aggregation through its Network settings (called “Link Aggregation”).

Keep in mind, to actually increase bandwidth (not just redundancy), your switch must also support LACP or similar protocols.


So yes — it’s doable, but depends on your OS, NIC drivers, and network hardware.


Hope this helps 👍
 
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