[Beowulf] Cluster Networking
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Mark Hahn hahn at mcmaster.caWed Jul 15 19:16:54 PDT 2009
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>> 1. Is there any influence on performance of a NFS-server from the > usage >> of x32 CPU and OS instead of x64, if all other characteristics of the 64bitness is, at this level, purely a matter of register width, number and address-space size. it might very well be that an NFS server would show an advantage to 64b if configured with a very large pagecache and a read friendly workload. >> system, i.e. amount of RAM, soft-SATA-II RAID 0, Realtek GLAN NIC are >> the same? > > I would say no - but I don't run any 32 bit machines as NFS servers! I can't think of any reason to prefer 64b for NFS servers, except that 32b-only machines tend to be older (and thus limited in memory and IO bandwidth). > Being even more honest, I would look at this Realtek NIC and consider > putting in > An Intel E1000 based card. Also look closely at network tuning I'd be pretty surprised if any Gb nic couldn't manage wire speed.
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