Posts Tagged ‘local iSCSI’
Veeam Backup part 2- Using jumbo frames to target storage
January 10th, 2011 | 
Author: In my quest to get the most out of my home lab setup when it comes to backup speeds to my IX2-200 (see Veeam Backup part 1- Optimizing IX2-200 backup speeds) today I will configure jumbo frames on my environment, and I will show how each of the possible connection options to the IX2-200 can be configured for jumbo frames.
A small history on network frames, and especially the Jumbo Ones
There are many stories going round about jumbo frames. Some say it is not worth while, others say it is the difference between day and night. But what are jumbo frames in the first place? Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Storage, Virtual Backup, VMware | 
Tags: 1500, 9000, CIFS, direct-iSCSI, Iomega, iSCSI, IX2, IX2-200, jumbo, jumbo frames, local iSCSI, MTU, NFS, Veeam, VMware | 
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