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Port channel Load Balancing
on SW1, you are load balancing traffic returning from the Server to hosts. Assuming all are in VLAN X, then SW1 I’d configure load-balance based on Dst Mac.
However, on SW2, you ideally want to load balance traffic destined to server, then on SW2 I’d configure load-balance based on Src Mac or IP.
Load balancing configuration are locally significant and impact the traffic one way only (while exiting the switch via port channel).
Joseph Saad #20243.
On Sat, May 3, 2008 at 2:14 PM, ccie champ wrote:
> Hi all GS experts, > > 1. There is a server connected to SW1 and there is a vlan X on SW2 where > multiple hosts exist > 2. Both of them are connected using Layer 2 port-channel > > Incase, if users in VLAN X access server resources very frequently and we > need to enable load balancing on port-channel > > I feel enabling *”dst mac”* based load balancing on *SW1* is just enough > > Any comments, am i right? > > > _______________________________________________________________________ > Subscription information may be found at: > http://www.groupstudy.com/list/CCIELab.html
