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ReadyNAS 3200 NIC teaming with Cisco Catalyst 2960-S
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2012-12-05
06:32 AM
2012-12-05
06:32 AM
ReadyNAS 3200 NIC teaming with Cisco Catalyst 2960-S
my hardware - ReadyNAS 3200
RAIDiator 4.2.21
NIC Teaming set to: Transmit Load Balancing
both NICs are connected to Cisco Catalyst 2960-S switch, cisco port config:
on the ReadyNas I have got an iSCSI target created with VMware ESXi 5 connected to it.
All seem to be working fine but I see considerable amount of dropped packets on the ReadyNAS NICs:
what is causing this? :cry: how can I fix it?
RAIDiator 4.2.21
NIC Teaming set to: Transmit Load Balancing
both NICs are connected to Cisco Catalyst 2960-S switch, cisco port config:
interface GigabitEthernet1/0/10
description ReadyNAS p1
interface GigabitEthernet1/0/11
description ReadyNAS p2
on the ReadyNas I have got an iSCSI target created with VMware ESXi 5 connected to it.
All seem to be working fine but I see considerable amount of dropped packets on the ReadyNAS NICs:
Network Errors [Ethernet 1+2]
TX packets 17480798428
TX errors 0
TX dropped 0
TX overruns 0
TX carrier 0
RX packets 7142454933
RX errors 49
RX dropped 25250666
RX overruns 0
RX frame 49
Collisions 0
what is causing this? :cry: how can I fix it?
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2013-04-10
01:26 PM
2013-04-10
01:26 PM
Re: ReadyNAS 3200 NIC teaming with Cisco Catalyst 2960-S
Hmmm - also noticed this on my NFS setup. Will change some things around tomorrow to see if I still get those drops.
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2013-04-10
01:39 PM
2013-04-10
01:39 PM
ReadyNAS 3200 NIC teaming with Cisco Catalyst 2960-S
Tom,
To reply, are you sure you have set up Teaming/ LAG correctly on switch.?
I don't support the Cisco switches, but if it were a Netgear switch, I would be saying to have
LAG ( Link Aggregation ) created, and the same LACP Protocol settings on both
switch and Teamed NAS ethernet ports.
Regards, Marto
To reply, are you sure you have set up Teaming/ LAG correctly on switch.?
I don't support the Cisco switches, but if it were a Netgear switch, I would be saying to have
LAG ( Link Aggregation ) created, and the same LACP Protocol settings on both
switch and Teamed NAS ethernet ports.
Regards, Marto
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