Another option using two ethernet is - without bridging and special differentiated usages - simply as a Round-robin management of the packets to optimise data transfer increasing the available network bandwidth. The point is that you have asked the question in terms of possibility; maybe good to know something more on the usage you plan with these two ethernet connections. As the Raspberry PI raspbian or jessie distributions are just Debian distro, you can also use the dual Raspberry PI ethernet to manage a different network segments routing, creating a - not so fast - reliable firewall and more.
Is possible to have more details on what is the project use you plan?
Another option using two ethernet is - without bridging and special differentiated usages - simply as a Round-robin management of the packets to optimise data transfer increasing the available network bandwidth. The point is that you have asked the question in terms of possibility; maybe good to know something more on the usage you plan with these two ethernet connections. As the Raspberry PI raspbian or jessie distributions are just Debian distro, you can also use the dual Raspberry PI ethernet to manage a different network segments routing, creating a - not so fast - reliable firewall and more.
Is possible to have more details on what is the project use you plan?
