Transcription of hp ProLiant network adapter teaming
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Hp ProLiant network adapter teaming table of contents june 2003 hp networking technical white paper introduction 2 executive summary 2 overview of network addressing 2 layer 2 vs. layer 3 addressing 2 addresses: unicast vs. broadcast vs. multicast 3 hp network adapter teaming and layer 2/layer 3 addresses 3 scenarios of network addressing and communication 4 scenario 1-A: one device PINGs another on the same layer 2 network 5 scenario 2-A: one device PINGs another on a different layer 2 network 6 teaming mechanisms 8 architecture of hp network adapter teaming 8 teaming software components 9 network Fault Tolerance (NFT) 10 network Addressing and Communication using NFT 10 NFT applications 12 recommended configurations for an NFT environment 12 Transmit Load Balancing (TLB) 13 network addressing and communication using TLB 13 TLB transmit balancing algorithm 16 TLB and layer 2 load balancing using MAC address 16 TLB and layer 3 load balancing using IP address 18 TLB applications 19 recommended configurations for a TLB environment 21 Switch-Assisted Load Balancing (SLB) 21 SLB and layer 3 load balancing using IP address 22 Switch-assisted load balancing receive balancing algorithm 22 Switch-as
hp ProLiant network adapter teaming protocol addresses must be resolved to MAC addresses. For IP, this is done using ARP (refer to “Scenarios of Network Addressing and Communication”).
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