Re: [Chromium-users] network load question

[Mike H. <mho...@gr...>]

For this to work, you need to use channel bonding in the Linux kernel to 
bring the two network interfaces into a single virtual interface and 
then use that virtual interface for your Chromium access.  (There are 
lots of articles on the net about how to setup channel bonding in 
general).  This won't provide a direct split down the middle between 
your nodes, but should provide a better dynamic load balance for all 
around access.

If you really want to do a fixed node split, you could run a replicate 
SPU into two different tilesort SPUs, one assigned per interface and 
then sorting to the correct tiles.

-Mike

nimesh.i.amin.1 wrote:

>I am running RedHat 8.  I have two NICs in my application node.  Of course
>I am having problems with latency and bandwidth, so I wanted to try to
>assign half of the nodes to one NIC and the other half to the second NIC.
>When I do regular file transfers, bandwidth will be supplied by the other
>NIC as required.  When I run CR, configuration is done properly, however,
>when it's actually running, it only utilized one NIC.  Is it hard carded
>to only look at one NIC in the CR code as of right now?  Has anyone done
>this type of setup yet?  Just wanna find out what the problem is before I
>start to hack through code.  Thanks.
>
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