Is there by chance a "how to set mtu for dummies" guide?
I did some searching - found some perl code - in the forums - some referenced back to 1.x etc...
Sadly searching the forums since 2.x is out has been a bit more difficult
that being said here is what I need to figure out.
We have a cluster with 8 systems in it.
We want to have that cluster use our SAN.
Our SAN is set to an MTU of 9000 on its own ip range (not vlan just ip range)
What I would like to do in each system is setup so the vmbr0 operates at its normal 1500 MTU
and each system to have the eth1 network port to use the MTU of 9000
Truth to be told some systems have more than 1 card so doing some bonding might help - but for now just setting these up with the mtu of 9000 and being able to force the traffic for the SAN to go over eth1 vs vmbr0 is really what we need.
So - any ideas
If the SAN network is 192.168.13.1/24 where .254 is the san ?
:confused:
I did some searching - found some perl code - in the forums - some referenced back to 1.x etc...
Sadly searching the forums since 2.x is out has been a bit more difficult
that being said here is what I need to figure out.
We have a cluster with 8 systems in it.
We want to have that cluster use our SAN.
Our SAN is set to an MTU of 9000 on its own ip range (not vlan just ip range)
What I would like to do in each system is setup so the vmbr0 operates at its normal 1500 MTU
and each system to have the eth1 network port to use the MTU of 9000
Truth to be told some systems have more than 1 card so doing some bonding might help - but for now just setting these up with the mtu of 9000 and being able to force the traffic for the SAN to go over eth1 vs vmbr0 is really what we need.
So - any ideas
If the SAN network is 192.168.13.1/24 where .254 is the san ?
:confused: