From: Joseph Brunner (joe@affirmedsystems.com)
Date: Tue Jun 17 2008 - 12:33:12 ART
Normally the network ports wait on the hard drives which wait on real-time
virus protection...
At one of my clients this weekend we disabled real-time antivirus protection
on their servers and the backup jobs increased in speed 5 fold to about
600Mbps.
So tell me what server can max out gigabit ports. If you can afford that
server, you can afford 10 Gigabit Ethernet to the servers...
Is this a real question?
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Subject: Flow-control
How could I understand flow-control whether its receive on or send on?
For example
There is high volume windows 2003 server connected to Giga 0/1 of SW4.
Configure so that can transmit high-capacity traffic in Giga 0/1 of SW4.
Flow-control receive on
or
Flow-control send on
I really appreciate your input
Regards
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