>we do not have jumbo frames enabled, but i think we could do so because the
>gigabit backbone is dedicated to backups. if we enable jumbo frames, what
>should we set the mtu size to?
Refer to your AIX documentation
(http://publib16.boulder.ibm.com/pseries/en_US/infocenter/base/aix43.htm ,
etc.).
Lipp [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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What kind of performance are you seeing?
I would expect a number greater than 20,000 KB/sec as reported by a client
summary.
I also would expect it to be highly variabl
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Hi,
Can we use 2 or more gigabit interfaces to increase backup bandwidth? Any
experience on this approach?
Thanks in advance,
António Pires
"Seay, Paul"
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ent will suffer. Is it
really worth it? Maybe in your environment but thats your call.
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What about upping the RESOURCEUTI
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Hi,
Can we use 2 or more gigabit interfaces to increase backup bandwidth?
Any experience on this approach?
Thanks in advance,
António Pires
"Seay, Paul"
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From: Rushforth, Tim [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, December 27, 2002 8:27 PM
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Consider using NIC's with TCP Offload Engines (TOE'S)- this should
Consider using NIC's with TCP Offload Engines (TOE'S)- this should help with
CPU utilization.
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From: Seay, Paul [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: December 27, 2002 2:53 PM
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For some reason we forget that
For some reason we forget that IP packet processing on the client and server
take a lot of CPU resources. Check your CPU utilization on both to see what
is happening. My experience is a 450mhz x 4 P660 can process maximum of
about 7 kb/sec. When we had only one gigabit interface that is what
What kind of performance are you seeing?
I would expect a number greater than 20,000 KB/sec as reported by a client
summary.
I also would expect it to be highly variable and dependent on client speed.
I believe that Gig E is going to be faster than just about anything else in
all but the highest
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