Ethernet White Papers
The Role of Buffer Management in Controlling the Effects of Congestion over 10 GbE Links
Overview This white paper describes the rationale for providing switch/routers with port buffers that are scaled to the expected delay-bandwidth product (DBP). DBP-sized buffers, together with RED congestion avoidance, can be used to optimize the utilization of congested links by TCP applications.
| Publisher | Force10 Networks | File Format | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Date Published | May 2006 | ||
| Format | White Papers | ||
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Laying the foundations for evolving eGovernment: Why next generation Ethernet technology holds the key
The UK Government has committed to transform the public sector by making truly e-enabled delivery of public services a reality.This whitepaper demonstrates with real-life examples of successful projects how next generation...
Inter-site Ethernet: A guide to choosing your Ethernet service provider
The market for Ethernet is continuing to grow, as UK organisations appreciate the cost savings, performance and efficiency gains to be made from deploying services based on this transport technology.Learn...
Enabling VMware ESX Server VLAN Network Configurations for the Dell PowerEdge 1855 Blade Server
Virtualization allows for the creation of multiple virtual machines (VMs) that can run simultaneously on a single physical server. These VMs can communicate among each other and with other physical...
Performance Considerations for Network Switch Fabrics on Linux Clusters
In this paper the authors investigate the necessity of a high speed interconnect for Linux based clusters and the performance differences between Myrinet and Ethernet connected networks. The authors benchmark...
A Comparison of MPICH Allgather Algorithms on Switched Networks
The study discussed in this paper evaluates the performance of MPI_Allgather() in MPICH 1.2.5 on a Linux cluster. This implementation of MPICH improves on the performance of allgather compared to...



