On Thu, 12 Aug 2004 11:10:03 -0400, Somen Chanda <schanda AT NETJETS DOT COM>
wrote:

>We had 100MB interfaces on our clients and server and now we have 1 GB
>interface on the server.

so your individual clients won't go faster but you can backup more clients
at one time to the server

>To send data on the nsr server I have configured the client in its setup I
>have specified to use the GB interface on  Server Network interface
option.

in 6.1.x I've noticed problems with that option but under slightly
different circumstances, you could use static routes on your client or
move the primary server interface to the 1GB NIC

>I have stopped and restarted the networker client. I am not seeing much
>performance increase while writing to the tape.
>
>Can anyone tell me how I can check if the nsr server is getting all the
>data through the desired interface? My server is running Solaris 8

use snoop

>Is there any parameter or setting in networker to increase the network
>buffer size and number of network buffers to accomodate more data ?

no but there is in solaris look at "ndd /dev/tcp \?" for parameter list
not sure where to find what they all mean though.

>
>
>Thanks in advance!
>
>Somen
>
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