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CSA does not support dual network interface cards (NICs) with teaming enabled. Is there a workaround?

April 26, 2017cards CSA dual enabled interface Network NICs support teaming workaround

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CSA does not support dual network interface cards (NICs) with teaming enabled. Is there a workaround?

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A. Teaming is an advanced network feature that is difficult for CSA to work with because the feature inserts a network shim between the NIC level and the TCP/IP stack. Teaming creates virtual NICs and can do load balancing, which may or may not use the NIC on which the shim is installed. Disable the teaming feature and install the CSA, without the netshim, in order to make the feature work. After everything works properly, enable the teaming feature.