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Using 2 interfaces to double bandwidth to internal subnet?

mrainey
I have an ASG 220 running UTM 9.103-5. I have uplink balancing configured with our External T1's and an Airband service. On the Internal eth0 subnet I have a database server that gets a lot of traffic from the External RDP users and also from a subnet on eth3. The DMZ interface on eth2 is unused.

What is the best way to provide more bandwidth to the Internal subnet? Do I use LAG to combine etho and eth2? Do I then need to have 2 switches linked together or can I plug both interfaces into the same switch? Do the switches have to be multipath aware?


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    Thanks for all of the clarification. I am off to our AZ office to set up a new server next week, but when I return I am going to try to set this up with the new Dell 6224 switch that's on order.
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    Thanks for all of the clarification. I am off to our AZ office to set up a new server next week, but when I return I am going to try to set this up with the new Dell 6224 switch that's on order.
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