On Sun, 26 Aug 2007, Curtis Preston wrote:
If it's the card I'm thinking about the TCP checksum is already offload
to hardware. In fact most gigaswift cards support this today with 1
Gbit
technology.
Offloading the checksum is not the same as a full TCP offload. A true
TOE card offloads
I am still waiting for someone to report 250 MiB/s with RHEL3/4/5
using
10GBps NICs.
I'm waiting for anyone to report 250 MB/s on any platform. ;)
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If it's the card I'm thinking about the TCP checksum is already offload
to hardware. In fact most gigaswift cards support this today with 1
Gbit
technology.
Offloading the checksum is not the same as a full TCP offload. A true
TOE card offloads ALL TCP processing, not just the checksum.
I think
Nick said:
On one of our media servers, I can receive 250 MB/s into my 6850 with
4 GigE connections bonded into two LACP bonds,
Edson said:
All of server reach a peak of around 2-2.5 Gbps (250-300 MB/s). Using
iperf, we could reach 3 Gbps using NC510F; unfortunately, it seems that
the 64-bit
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On one of our media servers, I can receive 250 MB/s into my 6850 with
4 GigE connections bonded into two LACP bonds, stream that out to six
fc LTO-3 tape drives, and the box is plenty usable. We are upgrading
our
Hi
I have 3 media servers running with a 10 GbE NIC (alll running RHEL4). Two
of them use a
Intel NIC, and the other uses a NC-510F (NetXen chipset). We use 3
different server models:
a Sun V40Z, a IBM x366 and a HP DL580 g4. On my opinion, Intel(or AMD)+Linux
machines
have a so much better
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Hi Group,
Just curious to know if anyone is using 10GB network (fibre/copper, is
copper
On Tue, 14 Aug 2007, Dominik Pietrzykowski wrote:
Hi Group,
Just curious to know if anyone is using 10GB network (fibre/copper, is
copper available yet at 10GB ???) on their media servers or clients and what
sort of data transfer rates are they getting ???
I'm waiting for my 10GB
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On Tue, 14 Aug 2007, Dominik Pietrzykowski wrote
Hi Group,
Just curious to know if anyone is using 10GB network (fibre/copper, is
copper available yet at 10GB ???) on their media servers or clients and what
sort of data transfer rates are they getting ???
I'm waiting for my 10GB blade for the switch to come from the US, it's
taking ages
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