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12-23-2003 12:08 AM
12-23-2003 12:08 AM
load balancing
I have Proliant 1600 (Netware5+sp6a) server with two network adapters:
- cpQNF3 (built - in)
- 3Ñ 980 (PCI)
As to me to expand the channel server - switch (3com switch 3300)having realized balance of the network traffic between these adapters
(load balancing)
Whether I can use both adapters with one address on TCPIP and in one network IPX.
What means it to make, give the link to utilities and documents please.
- cpQNF3 (built - in)
- 3Ñ 980 (PCI)
As to me to expand the channel server - switch (3com switch 3300)having realized balance of the network traffic between these adapters
(load balancing)
Whether I can use both adapters with one address on TCPIP and in one network IPX.
What means it to make, give the link to utilities and documents please.
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02-04-2004 01:24 AM
02-04-2004 01:24 AM
Re: load balancing
Unless the NICs support "teaming", there is no way for you to effectively do load-balancing. The NICs will not be able to evenly distribute the load between themselves.
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