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use one appointed interface

 
Jürgen Heim
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use one appointed interface

Hello!
I have a server with one Gbit and one 100Mbit interface.
How can I force a process to always use the GBit interface for outgoing connections to other servers in the network?
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harry d brown jr
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Re: use one appointed interface

Are both cards connected to the same subnet?

What does your route table look like?

post the output of:
lanscan
netstat -rvn
ioscan -fn -C lan

also post the IP the app is running on and the IP that the app is talking to.

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harry d brown jr
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Jürgen Heim
Frequent Advisor

Re: use one appointed interface

Hi Harry!
Pls find attached the files you have asked for. Pls note that there's a cluster running on the original machine with the heartbeat-ip 192.x.x.x and a standby network interface. The application running on it uses ip 10.128.24.17 and the other server has ip 10.128.24.10. (note that the 10.128.24 subnet is the Gbit subnet)
harry d brown jr
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Re: use one appointed interface


You don't have any 100mb interfaces, unless on of them is not connected to a gbit enabled switch ??

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Jürgen Heim
Frequent Advisor

Re: use one appointed interface

The 10.128.26.18 (lan0) is a 100Mb lan interface.
Jürgen Heim
Frequent Advisor

Re: use one appointed interface

thanks harry we will look for a diff. solution