Hey all,
I tried the following combinations, of IPMP and Link Aggregation ( Nemo stuff )
.
With Cisco and Dlink managed Switches.
Some of these switches has facilities to arrgegate ports ( port aggregation )
on the switch, i used them, for no use.. Only one active port is selected at
Chandan,
Now the only thing left is iSCSI PGR ... is this enabled guys ...
please someone at least tell me if this is being developed, because
i am ready to wait if this is going to be out by another 20 or 30
days or so ..
iSCSI PGR support has been available since build 74...
:)
Thanks Ux-Admin,
I am intensively workign out on all these, and also i will be conducting a test
with new nemo drivers, and dladm aggregation.
So let me see how does aggregation work out, and as far as i see there
architecture, it should support, in-load spread very well, because the virtual
Hey John,
Thanks for reply guru ... yes i was about to test sun trunking, But that
workes only with sun's hardware with hard coded support, like ce , qfe etc etc
... but not bge, pcn, rtls , e1000 etc..
But, i found nemo drivers work with the other ones well, and also we can
aggregate more
Ceri Davies writes:
On Sat, Dec 08, 2007 at 11:53:27PM -0800, Chandan Maddanna wrote:
Guys to be more clear, look at the diagram below, and tell me how to get a
single load spread 2 Gbps link with IP Multi Pathing on Solaris 10 ?
Note : Please see Image Below .
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chandan maddanna writes:
Now as james said, i am thinking if there are three interfaces in the ipmp
group, i will use address on one and other two i will mark, 0.0.0.0 and make
them up. So it does efficient outbound load spreading, in Round Robin
Type.
Note that the load spreading is
First of all Thanks to all, i am getting so much valuable Information here.
secondly, as of now, I am thinking That on the transmittion end, where i am
concerned with outbound load spreading, i will use IPMP group.
Now as james said, i am thinking if there are three interfaces in the ipmp
group,
You could take a look at Sun Trunking 1.3, but Sun Trunking 1.3, like any
server trunking software, load balances the outgoing traffic, not the incoming
packets. Trunking 1.3 software relies on the link partner (switch or server) to
load balance the incoming packets.
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On Sat, Dec 08, 2007 at 11:53:27PM -0800, Chandan Maddanna wrote:
Guys to be more clear, look at the diagram below, and tell me how to get a
single load spread 2 Gbps link with IP Multi Pathing on Solaris 10 ?
Note : Please see Image Below .
img
Are you referring in using a IPMP, active-active configuration, You should read
this, Modifying IPMP Configurations:
http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/819-3000/deploynetmult-47?l=ena=view
Also this is good reading, USING ISCSI MULTIPATHING IN THE SOLARIS™ 10
OPERATING SYSTEM:
Thanks John,
Yes you are right, now i have a active-active IPMP group SANGroup of three
Interfaces ( e1000g* of 1 GBe each ).
So in simple words what i want to know is the effective speed of inbound
traffic.
I am sure of outbound traffic, as i have seen it in action. The outbound
traffic
Okie guys, seems like John pointed me to the right direction and i found the
solution, But just want a confirmation with this will work stamp for the
gurus here, and also request there suggestions..
:) O O o o oo o o i am floating in Air..
So the solution i find is something like this .
Guys to be more clear, look at the diagram below, and tell me how to get a
single load spread 2 Gbps link with IP Multi Pathing on Solaris 10 ?
Note : Please see Image Below .
img src=http://img514.imageshack.us/img514/8928/ipmpmultipathinghz4.gif;
/img
Now i don't want two public ip , what
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