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@ -37,6 +37,16 @@ LAGG (``lagg(4)``) allows for link aggregation, bonding and fault tolerance. Thi
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support. Only unassigned interfaces can be added to LAGG. More information about LAGG can be found in
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`the FreeBSD manual <https://www.freebsd.org/doc/handbook/network-aggregation.html>`_.
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Loopback
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Loopbacks are logical virtual interfaces which emulate real interfaces and can be used for different setup scenario's,
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which require always-on interfaces. Below you will find some scenario's for which these types of interfaces are used.
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* Administrative access to services on your machine, which can bind to an address configured on top of the loopback.
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* Using loopback addresses as router IDs for OSPF or BGP, which helps to identify your nodes and eases administration
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VLAN
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