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Daniel Feenberg wrote: > We would like to speed up NFS traffic between a file server... > > We understand that "ganging" several 1 gig ethernet ports won't speed up a > single connection, only allow multiple 1 gig connections. That won't help > us, since we typically would only have one (large) file open on the > server. It seems like this should be addressable in the NFS client (or perhaps even the next layer up). For example, a hypothetical NFS driver that implements a read-ahead cache, resulting in separate, parallel requests for chunks of the file. Given the big price difference between 10G and 1G Ethernet, there's motivation for a software solution, so I wouldn't be surprised if someone has created an NFS driver or set of kernel parameters tuned for these circumstances. -Tom -- Tom Metro Venture Logic, Newton, MA, USA "Enterprise solutions through open source." Professional Profile: http://tmetro.venturelogic.com/
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