On 23/09/2011 09:19, Jethro R Binks wrote:
> I'm a bit hazy on details now, but given the scenario of a single client
> trying to multiplex essentially one traffic stream to a single server over
> aggregated links, would that have been doable with a Foundry device?
> Something about "mode 0" at
Same experience here. Linux does support round-robin distribution of
frames, but most switch vendors do not. We tried cisco/hp/smc/3com.
It kinda makes sense, as the RR method can produce out-of-order frame
arrival, and the reassembly will use more CPU on the receiver side.
Guess it depends on
On 23/09/2011 06:21, panicloop wrote:
> This switch model is "Foundry FirstIron Edge 12GCF".
>
> And according to the customer, they are trying to change "passive" to "active"
> or adding another parameter such as "key XXX" or "type server",
> but it seems that nothing help this problem.
panicloo
On Thu, 22 Sep 2011, Mike Allen wrote:
> Off-hand, I think you want to go with link-agg active as opposed to
> passive. Not sure about the trunk commands, normally that would be for
> setting up static trunks, but I don't remember the exact process in
> older versions of switch and code (which
This switch model is "Foundry FirstIron Edge 12GCF".
And according to the customer, they are trying to change "passive" to
"active"
or adding another parameter such as "key XXX" or "type server",
but it seems that nothing help this problem.
I'm googling and found the following document.
http:
Off-hand, I think you want to go with link-agg active as opposed to
passive. Not sure about the trunk commands, normally that would be for
setting up static trunks, but I don't remember the exact process in older
versions of switch and code (which I am guessing this is). If you could
send model a
We did the connection test between cisco switch and linux server
for "802.3ad bonding" mode.
And we confirmed the following cisco's configuration works OK.
--- begin ---
!
interface Port-channel1
switchport mode access
!
interface GigabitEthernet0/1
switchport mode access
channel-group 1 mode
