sunFire v245 Tserver

[rapjaw08]

We  have a sun micrososystem model sunfire v245 Tserver that connects to the MAPD cards. On the Tserver there are 4 nics and configure as follow.

Nic0 – primary lan connection.
Nic1  – hotstandby for bge0
Nic2  – primary MAPD connection.
Nic3  – hotstandby for bge2

Any recommendation on to what NIC 2 which connects to the MAPD switch port settings. Is it be 10/100/100 half or full duplex. currently MAPD is configured as 10 MB half duplex and its switch port settings is also 10 MB half duplex.

[René]

Hi,

You should ask some Avaya guys...

R.

[cavagnaro]

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We  have a sun micrososystem model sunfire v245 Tserver that connects to the MAPD cards. On the Tserver there are 4 nics and configure as follow.

Nic0 – primary lan connection.
Nic1  – hotstandby for bge0
Nic2  – primary MAPD connection.
Nic3  – hotstandby for bge2

Any recommendation on to what NIC 2 which connects to the MAPD switch port settings. Is it be 10/100/100 half or full duplex. currently MAPD is configured as 10 MB half duplex and its switch port settings is also 10 MB half duplex.
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Again...??

[rapjaw08]

correction on the configuration:

Nic0 – primary lan connection.
Nic1  – hotstandby for Nic0
Nic2  – primary MAPD connection.
Nic3  – hotstandby for Nic2

I assume that the Nic2 on the Tserver is connected to a network switch which in then is interconnected with the MAPD card. In Tserver stand point what is the speed settings that a nic of the Tserver should be configured?

[René]

Again and I hope it's for last time --- [b]this is not at all related to Genesys but to Avaya[/b] as Genesys TServer doesn't care what type of link you use as long as it works! You should contact Avaya and ask them for correct configuration.

R.

[rapjaw08]

We already did. Avaya recommends the MAPD switch port must be set to 10MB half. since am not a genesys expert on regarding the Tserver i just want to confirm if both devices are communicating between each other so there definetly a settings that need to configure in order for 2 devices to communicate with each other.

[René]

TServer doesn't care about network - it just open a TCP/IP connection to specified address using methods provided by operating system. You should configure NICs correctly on operating system level (=correct route table etc.). That's all.

R.