NIC teaming test(AFT)

NIC teaming test (AFT) is a software-based testing tool used to verify the functionality and performance of network interface card (NIC) teaming configurations. NIC teaming, also known as network bonding, is the process of combining multiple physical network adapters into a single logical interface for improved network redundancy, load balancing, and link aggregation.

AFT works by generating network traffic through the teamed NICs and measuring the throughput and latency of the network. It can simulate a variety of network traffic patterns, including TCP, UDP, and ICMP, and can test the teaming configuration under different network conditions to ensure its reliability and performance.

AFT is typically used by network administrators and IT professionals to validate NIC teaming configurations before deploying them in production environments. By testing the NIC teaming configuration using AFT, administrators can identify and resolve any issues or bottlenecks before they impact the network performance.