tsm routing

[tpesselier]

Hello
I have 2 network interfaces on my server, that's on the same network
Team tsmserver (vlan x )
Team DataDomain (vlan y)
I do not know who installed it like that , but I see that tsm does nt use the "team datadomain" to talk with the DataDomain .
For now, all traffic is on the team tsm server

does anyone have an example? route add , etc ...

Thx

 

[moon-buddy]

Normally, the TSM server 'talks' to the Data Domain via NFS mounts.

Check if this is the case.

 

[tpesselier]

No by CIFS

But it s not my problem , i just wanna tsm use its "team datadomain" interface to talk with the datadomain

the server has 2 interface

"Team tsmserver" for client
"Team DataDomain " for backup stg ...

 

[marclant]

TSM doesn't do routing. If you specify the hostname in the CIFS share, TSM will just tell Windows to talk to it, Windows will find the route for it.

If you specify the IP for the CIFS share, Windows will take the route in the same subnet first.

\\192.168.1.25\share instead of \\hostname\share

 

[tpesselier]

Both interface are on the same network

xxx.xxx.122.5 team tsmserver(on tsmserver)
xxx.xxx.122.6 team datadomain (on tsmserver)
xxx.xxx.122.7 (veth on datadomain)

But when i make a static route between 122.6 and 122.7 the performance was very slow (1mo/s) on 10gbits.

I now it s a bad thing s to use the same network but i am not the integrator

 

[marclant]

Go in the Advanced Network settings and change the binding order for the card you want to use first for outgoing traffic. Binding order won't affect the client, because they are incoming.