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Hey Andrew<br />
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Thanks fro the link, it is what I was looking for! <br />
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Nah no Jumbo Frames all standard 1500 MTU and its hard ware iSCSI from SAN to SAN over a dedicated 1Gb link
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Hey Andrew

Thanks fro the link, it is what I was looking for!

Nah no Jumbo Frames all standard 1500 MTU and its hard ware iSCSI from SAN to SAN over a dedicated 1Gb link

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Pointed me to what I was looking for, I had trouble finding any concise info on it myself
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Pointed me to what I was looking for, I had trouble finding any concise info on it myself

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This is often the issue, that hardware hba's do not support Jumbo Frames.<br />
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In tests software hba and jumbo frames, performs better than hardware hba's without jumbo frames.
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This is often the issue, that hardware hba's do not support Jumbo Frames.

In tests software hba and jumbo frames, performs better than hardware hba's without jumbo frames.

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I will bare that in mind for future reference<br />
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Cheers!
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I will bare that in mind for future reference

Cheers!

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Hi Guys,<br />
<br />
We have been having some iSCSI replication issues, basically the speed has been really slow. But after working with Dell on the issue we enabled the Immediate Data feature and the speed shot right up.<br />
<br />
I have been reading up on the feature, but cant seem to find a simple concise definition of what it actually does.<br />
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The idea I get is that it basically just forces data down the link, without waiting for a response?
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Hi Guys,

We have been having some iSCSI replication issues, basically the speed has been really slow. But after working with Dell on the issue we enabled the Immediate Data feature and the speed shot right up.

I have been reading up on the feature, but cant seem to find a simple concise definition of what it actually does.

The idea I get is that it basically just forces data down the link, without waiting for a response?

iSCSi Immediate Data Option

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