I'm preparing to install RHEL 7 on my server. I read in doc thatThe networking teaming daemon, teamd, is not installed by default.To install teamd, issue the following command as root:yum install teamdBy default my server is not internet-connected. Internet is available only via certain VLAN over LACP, so I have to configure teaming without internet.Is it correct that by default RHEL 7 doesn't have teamd?If so how can I install teamd without internet?upd I also noticed that on CentOS LiveCD teamd IS installed by default. So I wonder what documentation means by teamd, is not installed by default. Do they mean minimal install only? If I install Server with GUI will I have teamd?upd2 It's more a research question. I don't have working RHEL 7 environment right now to verify. If RHEL 7 has preinstalled teamd then I think the only question I have is why doc says that it is not.
RHEL 7 - how to configure teaming on internet-less server?
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I don't think that you need this unless you're planning on teaming multiple network cards together as one.excerpt - http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Features/TeamDriverThe purpose of the Team driver is to provide a mechanism to team  multiple NICs (ports) into one logical one (teamdev) at L2 layer. The  process is called channel bonding, Ethernet bonding, channel  teaming, link aggregation, etc. This is already implemented in the  Linux kernel by the bonding driver.One thing to note is that Team driver project does try to provide the  similar functionality as the bonding driver, however architecturally  it is quite different from bonding driver. Team driver is modular,  userspace driven, very lean and efficient, and it does have some  distinct advantages over bonding. The way Team is configured differs  dramatically from the way bonding is.This feature consists of two parts:kernel module (modules). They are already part of Fedora 18 kernel  package. userspace library (libteam package) and daemon (teamd package). Although there is support for Team driver in initscripts,  the plan is to integrate Team devices handling into Network Manager as  well, probably for Fedora 19.For downloading online you should be able to make use of the methods I describe in this U&L Q&A titled: How to download a file from repo, and install it later w/o internet connection?.