[CALUG] Gigabit Ethernet
David Salinas
rdsalinas at yahoo.com
Tue Oct 18 15:11:47 CDT 2005
Ray, did you say that you are currently on a 100Mbit LAN? If so, why not just try Gigabit first?
Then, if you need extra speed start looking at system bus limitations, system speed, processor
speed, and possibly adding a RAID (SAN/NAS) to the remote server.
There's a lot of ways to speed up remote data access.
David -
--- Ray Lischner <linux at tempest-sw.com> wrote:
> On Tuesday 18 October 2005 07:00 am, Jason Dixon wrote:
> > Wouldn't PMTU discovery allow the sending host to retransmit at 1500
> > for anything not destined for the local LAN?
>
> I know only what I've read, which is that when people tried to connect
> Jumbo-enabled hardware to non-Jumbo enabled hardware, it didn't work.
> Everything I've read says that you need Jumbo-enabled hardware every
> step of the way, end-to-end. If that isn't possible, you should not
> enable Jumbo Frames on the adapter.
> --
> Ray Lischner, Author of C++ in a Nutshell
> http://cpphelp.com
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