Re: bonding question

On Tue, 2006-07-11 at 06:18 -0700, [email protected] wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> I have set up bonding, with two switches, but i dont get the double amount
> of network speed,is it possibill that the default bonding mode of the
> kernel module ( round robbin) is a high availability mode, equal that if
> one card fails the second will be used, how do i get the network speed up
> to the double in a bonded network....
> 
>  any suggestions.. i supose someone on the list has experience with that ..
> 
you should see output of the ifenslave commands in your syslog telling
you immedeatly which mode it uses and which nics are becoming active.


Bonding is no default guarantee for higher performance, however
depending on the memory footprint of your application you might indeed
see benefit.

We've seen giant perfomance improvements in the past when upgrading from
10 Mb networks to FireWire (back in the stone ages) but most of it
depends on your apps.  

greetz

Kris
> 
>  thanks tat
> 
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