Re: Multiplexing and packet loss
- From: Hoffa <fredrik.hofgren@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 23 Apr 2009 23:05:36 -0700 (PDT)
On 21 Apr, 23:42, Stephen <stephen_h...@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On Tue, 21 Apr 2009 05:13:52 -0700 (PDT), Hoffa
<fredrik.hofg...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi
I have a 1gbit (1000BaseZX) link between two sites that's, due to
large number of small packets, have alot of buffer related packet loss
in one direction. A solution I'm planning to implement is CWDM on this
link and team at least four interfaces into an etherchannel. I'm
however unsure if this will actually solve any of the packer loss
problems. In theory four interface buffers should be better than one
but I wounder if anyone have any real world data on this. Will a CWDM
etherchannel only move the buffer problems from the interface to the
etherchannel buffer?
you need to understnad the loss mechanism.
If you are running out of bandwidth, then CWDM may help.
if the device driving the link cannot cope with the number of packets,
then giving it more bandwidth to drive is likely to make it worse.
So equipment, traffic profile and details?
Regards
Fredrik
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Regards
stephen_h...@xxxxxxxxxxxx - replace xyz with ntl
Thank you for the input. I'll give as much technical info as possible.
I've done some packet sniffing on the link and it's easy to see the
number of 64byte packets coming in floods on the interface. The source
of the packets is a server application cluster located at both ends of
the link and they are sending updates back and forth and the out on
the Internet.
Switch: 6513 sup720-3B
Line card: WS-X6516A-GBIC
Thrill5: What kind of buffer tuning might provide a solution? I was
under the impression that one should leave outgoing buffers and queues
alone.
Regards
Fredrik
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