[j-nsp] Juniper M20 LACP oddness.
Felix Schueren
felix.schueren at hosteurope.de
Sat Apr 25 02:42:30 EDT 2009
>
> The other end is a Cisco, but since this issue is with egress traffic
>
> I don't really think that is important, unless I do change the
> load-balancing settings.
what kind of Cisco? We used to have a problem with an older 8-port
Gigabit Cisco Catalyst, 3xxx (which we really just used as a converter
from SX to LX) that would not, ever, push more than ~600 Mbps even
though it claimed "10 Gbit Backplane" and we were only using two ports.
We finally figured it out applying cisco math:
"10 Gbit Backplane" = 5 Gbit full-duplex divided by 8 ports = 625 Mbit
per Port per direction.
Kind regards,
Felix
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