Hi Paul,
The bandwidth does not affect the throughput etc and doesn't take
into account the underlying L2 interfaces bandwidth. It strictly for
use by the routing protocols to determine metrics (and can be
modified using the "bandwidth" interface command). Also you can
change the reference b/w using "ospf auto-cost reference-bandwidth"
under the "router ospf" process.
Hope that helps,
Tim
At 04:56 PM 2/22/2010, Paul Stewart mumbled:
Hi there...
Typically when we require higher bandwidth, we upgrade the interface to
something larger ... recently though we were faced with having to do 2XGE on
a LAG until our new 10GE ports arrive. The SVI interface shows a bandwidth
of 1 Gig even though there are two physical GigE interfaces "connected" to
it.... will there be any issues doing more than a Gig on this SVI interface?
This is the first time amazingly that I've run across this ;)
The card where the two GigE's come into is a 6148A-GE-TX and the ports are
at opposite ends of the physical card...
Thanks, appreciate it as always...
Paul
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