Ghost flooding the network
We are trying to get the Ghsot console to create images from our model PC, however, everytime we start we have to stop it because it floods the switches and other users can't do anything as their outlook stop working, etc.
Has anyone seen this before?
The last time I reduce the rate from 500 (default) to 100 mbits/sec but it still did the same.
Thanks for suggestions
Has anyone seen this before?
The last time I reduce the rate from 500 (default) to 100 mbits/sec but it still did the same.
Thanks for suggestions
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Posted by:
cdupuis
19 years ago
You must use the Unicast method as the MultiCast method will always flood a switch.
Posted by:
MacAddict
19 years ago
Thanks,
From readin the manual, it seemed that multicast was the better option.
I will try unicast and post my results.
From readin the manual, it seemed that multicast was the better option.
I will try unicast and post my results.
Posted by:
cdupuis
19 years ago
If your network is segregated properly Multicast can be faster, but Unicast prevents it from broadcasting the image to all ports of the switch.
Posted by:
JoeW
19 years ago
If you're creating images it doesn't make sense to use multicast anyway, because there are only two machines involved.
Multicast is used when deploying, when the same image is being sent to multiple machines.
Multicast is used when deploying, when the same image is being sent to multiple machines.
Posted by:
Wayneham7
19 years ago
[8D]Hi,
I also have this problem - even with unicasting. Our networking section say it still floods the network because it used udp and not tcp/ip. Can anyone give me any more info on this or know of a way round it. It is preventing us from imaging over the network. If I throttle the network speed in Ghostcast server it is manageable but can take up to 20hrs to put the image on (instead of 4 mins)
I also have this problem - even with unicasting. Our networking section say it still floods the network because it used udp and not tcp/ip. Can anyone give me any more info on this or know of a way round it. It is preventing us from imaging over the network. If I throttle the network speed in Ghostcast server it is manageable but can take up to 20hrs to put the image on (instead of 4 mins)
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