Hey all,
Just setup a new host that has 3 network interfaces, and uses iSCSI for storage.
Normally I would give 2 interfaces to iSCSI and 1 left over for network traffic, only thing is this host is going to get a bit of a beating on the network side, and would greatly benefit from 2 (or more) links. Now the kicker, it will also hit the iSCSI link quite hard at times (but not constantly).
The question, can you multipath 3 NIC's for iSCSI traffic, while also allowing those 3 interfaces to be teamed together on a separate VLAN for network traffic. (Allowing network traffic to aggregate over the 3 links to fill out what iSCSI is not using).
Thanks,
Scott.
Just setup a new host that has 3 network interfaces, and uses iSCSI for storage.
Normally I would give 2 interfaces to iSCSI and 1 left over for network traffic, only thing is this host is going to get a bit of a beating on the network side, and would greatly benefit from 2 (or more) links. Now the kicker, it will also hit the iSCSI link quite hard at times (but not constantly).
The question, can you multipath 3 NIC's for iSCSI traffic, while also allowing those 3 interfaces to be teamed together on a separate VLAN for network traffic. (Allowing network traffic to aggregate over the 3 links to fill out what iSCSI is not using).
Thanks,
Scott.