Depends on the target and the setup, ideally if you have 4 NICs you
should be using at least two different VLANs, and since you have 4
NICs (I assume for iSCSI only) you should use jumbo frames.
Jumbo frames should only be used if your CPU can't keep up with the
load of 4 NICs otherwise it
On Mar 20, 2010, at 4:52 PM, Drew drew@gmail.com wrote:
Depends on the target and the setup, ideally if you have 4 NICs you
should be using at least two different VLANs, and since you have 4
NICs (I assume for iSCSI only) you should use jumbo frames.
Jumbo frames should only be used if
Just started messing with multipath against an iSCSI target with 4 nics.
What should one expect as behavior when paths start failing? My lab setup
was copying some data on a mounted block device when I dropped 3 of 4 paths
and the responsiveness of the server completely tanked for several minutes.
Joseph L. Casale wrote:
Just started messing with multipath against an iSCSI target with 4 nics.
What should one expect as behavior when paths start failing? My lab setup
was copying some data on a mounted block device when I dropped 3 of 4 paths
and the responsiveness of the server completely
On Mar 19, 2010, at 11:12 AM, nate cen...@linuxpowered.net wrote:
Joseph L. Casale wrote:
Just started messing with multipath against an iSCSI target with 4
nics.
What should one expect as behavior when paths start failing? My lab
setup
was copying some data on a mounted block device
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