Many thanks for the feedback...
I have been using the iANS driver suggested by
Padraig,
with the very latest MT1000 server adapter drivers
from intel. I'll give those two links a run and see if
there's anything that I may have missed.
What has me a bit miffed is that if I build the
machine using the S.A. CD from DELL, the teaming can
be setup without a problem. But using the very same
drivers off the S.A. CD after installing a clean &
lean install from the redhat cd's, the teaming doesn't
work. Which had me thinking that DELL use a script or
something to setup the team on the cards.
As for the teaming, the box will be used as a
fileserver, I'd like to be able to use load balancing
with the two cards on the gig switch as they'll get
a good bit of data pushed thru them.
anyways I'll give your suggestions a try and see how
things go
--- Paul Jakma <paul at clubi.ie> wrote:
> On Mon, 23 Aug 2004, [iso-8859-1] Paul D wrote:
>> > I can get the cards to work individually, but
> can't for the life of
> > me get the teaming to work. Seems to be a problem
> with the intel
> > iANS driver, which is saying that it's not
> compatible with the
> > procfg software, under GNOME - haven't attempted
> the command line
> > option. All of which are the latest downloadable
> versions from the
> > intel site.
>> Why use these weird drivers? Just use the standard
> e1000 driver that
> comes with RedHat.
>> As for teaming, what do you expect it to do? (What
> can it do).
>> /me is very suspicious of 'NIC teaming' of being
> much use
>> regards,
> --
> Paul Jakma paul at clubi.iepaul at jakma.org Key ID:
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> Fortune:
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>
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