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Network energy is a significant, although not the largest, cost factor in medium to large scale server installations. On the other hand, most server installations work with redundant link and infrastructure layouts to reduce the risk of network outages. Introducing eBond, an energy-aware bonding network device, we exploit possible heterogeneities in these redundant layouts to adapt network device energy consumption to dynamic server bandwidth demands. Replaying the trace of a realistic scenario in a simulation of eBond with fine grain energy profiles measured at two network cards we achieve energy savings up to 75% for the server-side network interconnect.