HI,
I wish to know if it's possible to configure two lan card
as one (redundant).
I wish that when a card will go down(KO)the other one
automatically backup it.

This is usually a function of the card's driver. 3Com, Intel & others make
special cards that can be "teamed" to act as one, either to double your
speed or provide redundancy. They are usually billed as "Server" NIC's.

"Andrea" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:1199c01c3f4dc$160b2f00$(E-Mail Removed)...
> HI,
> I wish to know if it's possible to configure two lan card
> as one (redundant).
> I wish that when a card will go down(KO)the other one
> automatically backup it.
>
>

Just curious if you got it to work. On XP you can create a Network Bridge
which will enable you to use any NIC. However, this will only be useful if
you connect to two seperate switches. I'm not sure on Win2000.
"Andrea" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:1199c01c3f4dc$160b2f00$(E-Mail Removed)...
> HI,
> I wish to know if it's possible to configure two lan card
> as one (redundant).
> I wish that when a card will go down(KO)the other one
> automatically backup it.
>
>