On Sun, 23 Jun 2002, Bill wrote:
That makes sense. Thanks for the education. Now I know somethin new.
One question though. If you have a 100mb nic and run it in full duplex mode
isnt that like running at 200mb?
Bill,
You are correct in the sense that your available bandwidth will be
Is it possible to install two or more ethernet cards in my server and get
Mandrake to use them both on a single IP address in order to improve network
throughput?
Mark
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You cant do that it would be like having two nics on a network with the same
ip's but you can use two nic's and assign seperate ip's to each one. eth0 and
eth0:0
If its mor throughput you want try checking to see if your runing full
duplex. You can allways upgrade to fiber or gig ethernet
On
Bill wrote:
You cant do that it would be like having two nics on a network with the same
ip's but you can use two nic's and assign seperate ip's to each one. eth0 and
eth0:0
Two NICs would give you eth0 and eth1. In Mandrake you can assign two
or more data streams (IPs) to the one NIC,
On Sun, 23 Jun 2002, Mark Lucas wrote:
Is it possible to install two or more ethernet cards in my server and get
Mandrake to use them both on a single IP address in order to improve network
throughput?
There's a method called channel bonding that allows you to setup two
nics to almost double
I was under the impression that running two nic's with the same ip addresses
and differant mac addresses was a no no and would screw your network.
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On Sun, 23 Jun 2002, Mark Lucas wrote:
Is it
Bill wrote on Sun, Jun 23, 2002 at 03:56:48PM -0700 :
I was under the impression that running two nic's with the same ip addresses
and differant mac addresses was a no no and would screw your network.
Normally you are correct, however there are two modes that you can
utilize to gain
That makes sense. Thanks for the education. Now I know somethin new.
One question though. If you have a 100mb nic and run it in full duplex mode
isnt that like running at 200mb?
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Bill wrote on Sun, Jun 23,
Bill wrote on Sun, Jun 23, 2002 at 04:53:42PM -0700 :
That makes sense. Thanks for the education. Now I know somethin new.
One question though. If you have a 100mb nic and run it in full duplex mode
isnt that like running at 200mb?
Yes. But that's combining both directions. If we think
