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I have two ports bonded on my server to get more speed, but I could get by with a single port just fine.
If you need to connect to multiple networks you can use VLANs and a single ethernet port if you want to.
What is port bonding exactly? Extra throughput by using two ports from the same ISP?
Bonding is using multiple ports for increased throughput or redundancy. I have my server set to balance-alb which will share the load over both ports when transferring data between two or more computers. It will not increase the throughput to a single computer though.
Thank you. I don't think I have a good need for this feature so that'll save me a port.