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06-09-2011 07:21 AM
06-09-2011 07:21 AM
Do I need to upgrade XP12000 port speed?
Currently all FC ports on XP12000 are 2GB, it seems not too high. However, I feel, it doesn't necessarily mean we will have the need to upgrade, because it depends on if it causes any performance bottleneck or not. If the real bandwidth is close to or higher than 2GB, then we should upgrade the port, if not any close to 2GB, then we don't have to. Am I correct?
Also, how do I figure out the current real port capacity/bandwidth?
Thanks,
Also, how do I figure out the current real port capacity/bandwidth?
Thanks,
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