switches sw1 and sw2 are directly connected to each other by five fast ethernet links. The five links are aggregated/bundled together to form an ether channel. The traffic going across the ether channel originates from the following client PCs on sw1: PC1, PC2 and PC3. The traffic destination is any of the following two servers on sw2: S1 and S2. Each of the servers hosts a (different) web server. Heavy traffic from all client PCs is experienced on both  servers. Which of the following load balancing method(s) (SRC-MAC, SRC-IP, SRC-PORT, DST-MAC, DST-IP,  DST-PORT,SRC-DST-MAC, SRC-DST-IP, SRC-DST-PORT) is best configured on the two switches to distribute the client-server traffic/load as equitably as possible across the five Ether channel links? Explain!

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