On Aug 17, 2009, at 5:29 PM, liuzhengw wrote:
only a couple of transport layer flows running through this
aggregation?
I used IOMeter to test it ,what shall I do?
It looks aggregate two nics get two nics throughput (about 200MB/s)
aggregate three nics still get two nics throughput (about 200MB/s)
aggregate four nics get three nics throughput (about 300MB/s)
[b]Does this is a known bug in link aggregation ?[/b]
As Jim stated in his previous reply your traffic does not appear to be
balanced from the last output you provided. In the aggregation of
three NICs, only two NICs were sending and only two NICs were receiving.
aggr1 -- 604261 906992736 389223 29386850 -- --
-- e1000g0 286155 434189922 186375 14056904 47.4 47.9
-- e1000g1 318104 472802558 0 0 52.6 0.0
-- e1000g4 2 256 202848 15329946 0.0 52.1
aggr1 -- 342271 512261970 220836 16661056 -- --
-- e1000g0 154494 233739386 100593 7583960 45.1 45.6
-- e1000g1 187775 278522328 0 0 54.9 0.0
-- e1000g4 2 256 120243 9077096 0.0 54.4
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Nicolas Droux - Solaris Kernel Networking - Sun Microsystems, Inc.
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