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NetworkManager 1.42 Released with Source Load Balancing for Ethernet Bonds

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9to5Linux.com; By Marius Nestor
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The NetworkManager open-source and widely used network manager tool for GNU/Linux distributions has been updated today to version 1.42, a new stable series that brings lots of new features and many improvements.

NetworkManager 1.42 is here almost six months after NetworkManager 1.40 and introduces support for source load balancing for Ethernet Bonds, support of IPv4 ECMP routes, support for 802.1ad tagging for VLAN, support of VTI and VTI6 ip-tunnels, as well as support of “other_config” for OVS bridges, ports, or interfaces.

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