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...ed, Get-SmbMultichannelConnection lists active multichannel >> connections to my Linux SMB server. >> >> If I disable one NIC on Windows, the other NIC is used with ~1GBit/s >> when transferring the test-file from Linux to Windows. >> If I enable both NICs, instead of 2x1Gbit/s I only get ~500MBit/s per >> interface (but both interfaces are used). >> >> So instead of doubling the throughput, traffic is split up between >> two >> interface half by half. >> > > This is mostly a Windows client-controlled behavior. Refer to the &...

...1GBit/s NIC, and if both interfaces are enabled, Get-SmbMultichannelConnection lists active multichannel connections to my Linux SMB server. If I disable one NIC on Windows, the other NIC is used with ~1GBit/s when transferring the test-file from Linux to Windows. If I enable both NICs, instead of 2x1Gbit/s I only get ~500MBit/s per interface (but both interfaces are used). So instead of doubling the throughput, traffic is split up between two interface half by half. Is it possible to change this behaviour? Hardware infos on Linux: 07:00.0 Ethernet controller: Intel Corporation I210 Gigabit Net...

...t BGP sometime in the near future. I have been searching everywhere for some kind of guidelines, but I see none. If anyone could give me a round about answer that would point me in the right direction I would be obliged. This is what I have been looking at: 2.0GHz Dual-Core Xeon, 4GB 667MGz RAM, 2x1Gbit Network Interfaces. Is this overkill? Thanks, Shane McKinley

...nelConnection lists active multichannel > >>connections to my Linux SMB server. > >> > >>If I disable one NIC on Windows, the other NIC is used with ~1GBit/s > >>when transferring the test-file from Linux to Windows. > >>If I enable both NICs, instead of 2x1Gbit/s I only get ~500MBit/s per > >>interface (but both interfaces are used). > >> > >>So instead of doubling the throughput, traffic is split up between > >>two > >>interface half by half. > >> > > > >This is mostly a Windows client-con...

...active multichannel >>>> connections to my Linux SMB server. >>>> >>>> If I disable one NIC on Windows, the other NIC is used with ~1GBit/s >>>> when transferring the test-file from Linux to Windows. >>>> If I enable both NICs, instead of 2x1Gbit/s I only get ~500MBit/s per >>>> interface (but both interfaces are used). >>>> >>>> So instead of doubling the throughput, traffic is split up between >>>> two >>>> interface half by half. >>>> >>> >>> This i...

...ithout nbi ) on bootable USB-sticks and a multiboot CD. - every kind of PC / Laptop / Server Hardware will be processed (except UEFI only assets). - live and stable in production since 2006 on up to 10 locations. The new systen has following requirements: - get rid of .nbi boot (plus startrom.0) - 2x1Gbit (later on 10 Gbit) backbone, 1Gbit for the clients - the "standard" .iso will grow to 60MB or more - switch from TFTP to HTTP (at least for the .isos) - must be live for production at all locations at the 1st of April 2014 - old (?) problems with some Dell assets with Broadcom Nics must b...

...I am using Ubuntu repository package, but want to use PPA for upgrade because Ubuntu has old packages of Gluster in repo. I do not use sharding because all bricks has same size, so it will not speedup healing of VMs images in case of heal operation. Volume is 3TB, how long does it take to heal on 2x1gbit (linux bond) connection, can you approximate ? I want to turn every VM off because its required for upgrading gluster procedure, thats why I want to add 3rd brick (3rd replica) at this time (after upgrade when VMs will be offline). Martin > On 22 Sep 2017, at 12:20, Diego Remolina <dijurem...

...faces > are enabled, Get-SmbMultichannelConnection lists active multichannel > connections to my Linux SMB server. > > If I disable one NIC on Windows, the other NIC is used with ~1GBit/s > when transferring the test-file from Linux to Windows. > If I enable both NICs, instead of 2x1Gbit/s I only get ~500MBit/s per > interface (but both interfaces are used). > > So instead of doubling the throughput, traffic is split up between > two > interface half by half. > This is mostly a Windows client-controlled behavior. Refer to the following reply for a thread on sim...

...ware will be processed (except > UEFI only assets). > - live and stable in production since 2006 on up to 10 locations. > > The new systen has following requirements: > - get rid of .nbi boot (plus startrom.0) So planning to direct load of kernel/initrd files or use MEMDISK? > - 2x1Gbit (later on 10 Gbit) backbone, 1Gbit for the clients For boot, Gigabit to the client may not make too much difference but I'd get your backbone and boot/image server(s) up to 10Gbit before pushing clients up and carefully consider pushing the backbone to 2x10Gbit in some active config (EtherChan...

...oad the source deb file and build it yourself, because PPAs only keep the latest version for binaries. > > I do not use sharding because all bricks has same size, so it will not > speedup healing of VMs images in case of heal operation. Volume is 3TB, how > long does it take to heal on 2x1gbit (linux bond) connection, can you > approximate ? Sharding is not so much about brick size. Sharding is about preventing a whole large VM file being locked when it is being healed. Also minimizes the amount of data copied because gluster only heals smaller pieces versus a whole VM image. Say yo...

...build it yourself, because PPAs only keep the latest version > for binaries. > >> >> I do not use sharding because all bricks has same size, so it will not >> speedup healing of VMs images in case of heal operation. Volume is 3TB, how >> long does it take to heal on 2x1gbit (linux bond) connection, can you >> approximate ? > > Sharding is not so much about brick size. Sharding is about preventing > a whole large VM file being locked when it is being healed. Also > minimizes the amount of data copied because gluster only heals smaller > pieces ver...

Procedure looks good. Remember to back up Gluster config files before update: /etc/glusterfs /var/lib/glusterd If you are *not* on the latest 3.7.x, you are unlikely to be able to go back to it because PPA only keeps the latest version of each major branch, so keep that in mind. With Ubuntu, every time you update, make sure to download and keep a manual copy of the .Deb files. Otherwise you

Hello all fellow GlusterFriends, I would like you to comment / correct my upgrade procedure steps on replica 2 volume of 3.7.x gluster. Than I would like to change replica 2 to replica 3 in order to correct quorum issue that Infrastructure currently has. Infrastructure setup: - all clients running on same nodes as servers (FUSE mounts) - under gluster there is ZFS pool running as raidz2 with SSD