Add more Lan Cable will speed up User Access Time or not

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nicsopon

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Hello

The server is too busy. If I add 1 more lan cable it will speed up the access time or not. The server is:

HP Prolian DL 185 G5 - 2 Quadcore Opteron CPU - 4 GB ECC Ram - GB. Lan Port
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The HP Support told me that I have to use a command that he is not sure. It should be
TRIM OR BIND PORT
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Please give more usage of which command I should use to make the server can use both 2 Gigb. Ports together.

Thanks & Best Regards
 
Unless your over utilizing that port it is going to do nothing for you. I would love to see some bandwidth graphs that you are using that port 100% to cause that.
 
Yes. I would like to bridge the 2 ports together to work as 1 Port.

Another way, If I assign another IP to the second Lan Port/Cable it will meet this requirement or must have another manual management?

The load average is over 60% now at peak time and used about 25% of Swap File (4 GB). I will add more 8 GB of rams too.

I hope all process will make the server more powerfull.

Thanks & Best Regards
 
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scsi said:
wtf does load have to do with adding another nic?
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Beats me, me thinks he's confused. If your really hung up on adding adding another connection and bridging it there is a few good how to's I found on Google but I don't think this will help you in this case.
 
nicsopon said:
Yes. I would like to bridge the 2 ports together to work as 1 Port.

Another way, If I assign another IP to the second Lan Port/Cable it will meet this requirement or must have another manual management?

The load average is over 60% now at peak time and used about 25% of Swap File (4 GB). I will add more 8 GB of rams too.

I hope all process will make the server more powerfull.

Thanks & Best Regards
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Your most likely getting the 60% usage because of the swap space usage. Anytime you hit the HD as memory usage the I/O is going to cause your CPU usage to spike as well. Add 8GB ram to that server and your problems will disappear.

Now for your network question, I would highly recommend bridging your ports, but only if your going into two different switches that tie your network together, otherwise, what's the point?
 
frankc420 said:
Your most likely getting the 60% usage because of the swap space usage. Anytime you hit the HD as memory usage the I/O is going to cause your CPU usage to spike as well. Add 8GB ram to that server and your problems will disappear.

Now for your network question, I would highly recommend bridging your ports, but only if your going into two different switches that tie your network together, otherwise, what's the point?
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In easy word, I would like to add one more lan cable in a free gb. server port. I would like these 2 ports help each other in the same task to make the server response all request faster.

Anyway, the cable will come from the same switch in the same rack.

Thanks & Best Regards
 
It's highly unlikely that even a terrabyte fiber connection between your switch and your server would resolve any speed/response issues for your webserver.

Why? Because the Internet itself is the slow point in the connection.

If you were using even a 100 gb connection that a single ethernet port can provide, your connection to the net, at the cheapest rates, would be about $3,000 per month.

Jeff
 
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