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Re: Is active-active LVS really capable of doubling theoretical bandwidt

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Subject: Re: Is active-active LVS really capable of doubling theoretical bandwidth?
From: malcolm <lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 03 Nov 2006 08:42:13 +0000
Michael Spiegle wrote:
I did some reading on active-active and while I think its a great idea,
I didn't quite understand how it was capable of doubling the throughput
as mentioned in the PDF document.  Here's how I see it:

Which PDF is that?
Lets say you have an active-active LVS pair.  Each individual LVS has a
gigabit fiber card in it.  Since an active-active configuration should
be able to utilize both cards at the same time, you have 2gbit of
THEORETICAL bandwidth (1 + 1 = 2).

You could just use one Active/Passive LVS with 802.3ad bonding over 2 * GIG NICs?
Or Active/Active with two separate VIPs.

Deliberately avoiding actually answering your question because I don't know anything about it :-).

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Regards,

Malcolm Turnbull.

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