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Broadcom Gigabit Ethernet Teaming Services: Broadcom NetXtreme BCM57XX User Guide
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Answer:
Broadcom's teaming software only supports IP/TCP/UDP traffic. All other traffic is forwarded to the primary
adapter.
Question: Which protocols are load balanced with SLB and which ones are not?
Answer:
Only IP/TCP/UDP protocols are load balanced in both directions: send and receive. IPX is load balanced on the
transmit traffic only.
Question: Can I team a port running at 100 Mbps with a port running at 1000 Mbps?
Answer:
Mixing link speeds within a team is only supported for Smart Load Balancing™ teams and 802.3ad teams, as
stated earlier.
Question: Can I team a fiber adapter with a copper Gigabit Ethernet adapter?
Answer: Yes with SLB, and yes if the switch allows for it in FEC/GEC and 802.3ad.
Question: What is the difference between adapter load balancing and Microsoft's Network Load Balancing (NLB)?
Answer:
Adapter load balancing is done at a network session level, whereas NLB is done at the system application
level.
Question: Can I connect the teamed adapters to a hub?
Answer:
Yes. Teamed ports can be connected to a hub for troubleshooting purposes. However, this practice is not
recommended for normal operation because the performance would be degraded due to hub limitations.
Connect the teamed ports to a switch instead.
Question: Can I connect the teamed adapters to ports in a router?
Answer:
No. All ports in a team must be on the same network; in a router, however, each port is a separate network
by definition. All teaming modes require that the link partner be a Layer 2 switch.
Question: Can I use teaming with Microsoft Cluster Services?
Answer: Yes. Teaming is supported on the public network only, not on the private network used for the heartbeat link.
Question: Can PXE work over a virtual adapter (team)?
Answer:
A PXE client operates in an environment before the operating system is loaded; as a result, virtual adapters
have not been enabled yet. If the physical adapter supports PXE, then it can be used as a PXE client, whether
or not it is part of a virtual adapter when the operating system loads. PXE servers may operate over a virtual
adapter.
Question: Can WOL work over a virtual adapter (team)?
Answer:
Wake-on-LAN functionality operates in an environment before the operating system is loaded. WOL occurs
when the system is off or in standby, so no team is configured.
- Broadcom NetXtreme 1
- BCM57XX User Guide 1
- Functional Description 3
- Features 3
- Types of Teams 7
- Link Aggregation (802.3ad) 7
- SLB (Auto-Fallback Disable) 8
- LiveLink™ Functionality 8
- VLAN Overview 10
- Adding VLANs to Teams 11
- BASP Subagent 12
- BASP Extensible-Agent 13
- System Requirements 14
- Safety Precautions 14
- Preinstallation Checklist 15
- Installing the Adapter 15
- Connecting the Network Cables 15
- Overview 18
- Setting Up the BIOS 19
- Linux Red Hat PXE Server 19
- DOS UNDI/Intel APITEST 20
- Configuring the iSCSI Target 21
- Enabling CHAP Authentication 24
- Configuring the DHCP Server 26
- Locally Administered Address 32
- Troubleshooting iSCSI Boot 33
- Modifying the Startup Disk 35
- Limitations 40
- Packaging 40
- Network Installations 41
- Patching PCI Files (Optional) 42
- Driver Messages 42
- Teaming with Channel Bonding 43
- Driver Defaults 45
- Using the Installer 47
- Using Silent Installation 48
- Modifying the Driver Software 49
- Removing the Device Drivers 50
- WinPE 2.0 51
- WinPE 3.1 52
- Using WS-MAN 55
- Using WMI 62
- Teaming Concepts 66
- Description of Teaming Types 67
- Software Components 69
- Hardware Requirements 69
- Switching Hub 70
- Repeater Hub 70
- Selecting a Team Type 71
- Teaming Mechanisms 72
- Outbound Traffic Flow 73
- Protocol Support 74
- Switch-Dependent 76
- Applications 76
- Configuration Recommendations 76
- Supported Teaming Speeds 78
- Checksum Offload 79
- IEEE 802.1p QoS Tagging 79
- Large Send Offload 79
- Jumbo Frames 79
- IEEE 802.1Q VLANs 79
- Wake on LAN 80
- Teaming Across Switches 80
- Spanning Tree Algorithm 82
- Topology Change Notice (TCN) 83
- Port Fast/Edge Port 83
- Layer 3 Routing/Switching 84
- Application Considerations 85
- Teaming and Network Backup 88
- Load Balancing and Failover 89
- Fault Tolerance 90
- Teaming Configuration Tips 91
- Frequently Asked Questions 92
- Event Log Messages 95
- BCM57XX User Guide 98
- Filter View 99
- Discovery Wizard 100
- Manage Targets Wizard 100
- Manage iSNS Servers 101
- Manage Discovery Portals 101
- Boot Configuration Wizard 101
- Managing the Host 102
- Information Tab: Resources 104
- Information Tab: Hardware 105
- Viewing Vital Signs 107
- Testing the Network 109
- Analyzing Cables in Windows 112
- Managing the LAN Device 114
- Viewing Driver Information 115
- Information Tab: Vital Signs 115
- Configuring the NDIS Driver 116
- Viewing Resource Information 122
- Configuring System Settings 123
- Viewing Statistics 123
- Viewing Licenses 128
- Configuring Teaming 129
- LiveLink 130
- Creating a Team 140
- Modifying a Team 142
- Adding a VLAN 143
- Deleting a VLAN 144
- Viewing BASP Statistics 145
- Troubleshooting BACS 146
- Performance Specifications 147
- Physical Characteristics 147
- Power Requirements 148
- Environmental Specifications 148
- FCC Class B Notice 149
- VCCI Class B Notice 149
- CE Notice 150
- Industry Canada, Class B 152
- Industry Canada, classe B 152
- B CLASS Device 153
- Back to Contents Page 154
- User Guide 155
- Diagnostic Test Descriptions 157
- Diagnostic Test Messages 159
- Hardware Diagnostics 161
- Troubleshooting Checklist 162
- Running a Cable Length Test 163
- Testing Network Connectivity 163
- RIPREP Utility Problem 165
- Broadcom Boot Agent 166
- Miscellaneous 167
- NetXtreme BCM57XX User Guide 168
- Step 1: Install OpenPegasus 169
- Enable Authentication 171
- Enable HTTP 171
- Enable HTTPS 171
- Uninstall 172
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