lag bonding

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Discussions tagged with 'lag bonding' on WindowsForum.com focus on Link Aggregation Group (LAG) technology, primarily in the context of Linux kernel networking. A recent thread covers a NULL pointer dereference vulnerability (CVE-2026-22982) in the MSCC Ocelot driver, which could cause a system crash when adding an interface to a LAG. This highlights the importance of proper LAG implementation and driver stability. While the tag is not Windows-specific, it relates to network bonding and aggregation concepts that are relevant across operating systems, including Windows Server environments that use NIC teaming. The content emphasizes troubleshooting and security aspects of LAG configurations.
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    Linux Kernel Fix: MSCC Ocelot NULL Pointer Crash in LAG

    The Linux kernel received a targeted fix for a crash in the MSCC Ocelot driver that could be triggered when adding an interface to a Link Aggregation Group (LAG), tracked as CVE-2026-22982 — a local, denial-of-service vulnerability rooted in a NULL pointer dereference in the ocelot driver's...
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