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[suse-oracle] 100 Mbit switch for interconnect?

Silviu Marin-Caea

2006-02-23

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On Thursday 23 February 2006 10:23, Silviu Marin-Caea wrote:
> For interconnect get a 5 port Gigabit switch, like Linksys SD2005 ($100).

Scratch that. Don't get Linksys SD2005.

Question:

Can we use an 100 Mbit switch for interconnect?


We have a pair of computers. One of them is exporting a directory through
NFS, the other is making a backup of it. This backup kept getting stuck in
the middle. Nothing helped except changing the switch, just now. With a
differrent, 100 Mbit switch, backup worked ten times without error.

We have the same type of switch on the interconnect of a cluster that has been
crashing.

It's probably a freak incompatibility between the switch Linksys SD2005 and
the network cards Broadcom NetXtreme BCM5700.

I'll make another test: putting the Linsys back and setting the network cards
to 100 Mbit. Then I'll try the same backup, 10 times.

But: can we use 100 Mbit switch for Oracle RAC interconnect? 10gR2 DB RAC,
10gR2 Clusterware.

Thank you.


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