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How to use bonded interfaces in specific applications?

Solution Verified - Updated 2014-05-12T14:20:21+00:00 -

Issue

What bonding options should be used for specific applications?
Introduction
Configuring VLAN devices over a bonded interface
Disabling IPv6 on bonded interfaces
Assigning the MAC address of the active interface to a bonded interface
Using bonded interfaces for Xen bridged network
Using bonded interfaces in Red Hat Cluster Suite
- Migrating a network interface to a bonded interface for cluster services without downtime.
- Using the bonded interface with the monitor_link parameter

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