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11-30-2010 02:06 PM
11-30-2010 02:06 PM
Linux NIC redundancy and load-balancing recommendation
When using P4000 iSCSI volumes with a Linux box which has two network interfaces dedicated to iSCSI traffic connected to two separate switches, what is the recommended method to achieve redundancy and load-balancing?
We could register the two network interfaces as iSCSI interfaces using iscsiadm and then use dm-multipath or we could configure the two network interfaces as a bond using balance-alb. Is either of these configurations supported or recommended by HP or is there another better way?
We could register the two network interfaces as iSCSI interfaces using iscsiadm and then use dm-multipath or we could configure the two network interfaces as a bond using balance-alb. Is either of these configurations supported or recommended by HP or is there another better way?
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12-01-2010 08:11 PM
12-01-2010 08:11 PM
Re: Linux NIC redundancy and load-balancing recommendation
We are hoping the above question will be addressed for Citix XenServer as well...
We tried to setup multi-pathing but it seemed like multi-pathing would only work in XenServer if you had seperate VIP's on seperate subnets.
We tried to setup multi-pathing but it seemed like multi-pathing would only work in XenServer if you had seperate VIP's on seperate subnets.
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