[Beowulf] building a new cluster
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Robin Laing Robin.Laing at drdc-rddc.gc.caWed Sep 1 10:26:42 PDT 2004
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> I'd look at the 2848, 21xx is unmanged. They don't (currently) support > jumbo frames until the new firmware ships. the 41xx chassis will never > support jumbo's and it's really any aging platform at this point, the > switch fabric on the 28xx has more than 3x the capacity of the fabric in > the 41xxx chassis. I wonder why you need a managed switch? Our cluster has one managed switch and one un-managed. It isn't big but from what I read before, management can slow down throughput. As I was limited to one manufacturer (political) I chose the switch with the fastest throughput. No managed switch was rated as fast as the unmanaged switch. Our local supplier has a 3 year warranty as well. Rackmount cases and such. We ended up with an extra machine due to savings from not dealing with a major supplier. -- Robin Laing
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