[TriLUG]Broadcast Storms
Jon Carnes
jonc at nc.rr.com
Thu Jun 3 22:37:10 EDT 2004
I like the song...
The Broadcast Storm Blues
Somethin' slowing my network,
Tell me what could it be,
It ain't my magination'
C I O’s callin' me.
Workin' quarter past midnight,
Restin' my head on wood,
Gettin' no dinner break and
Tryin' all that I could
You see my director done told me,
that "I got the network's slow blues,
If I don't get to fixin',
then somebody else fills my shoes."
On Thu, 2004-06-03 at 22:23, Phillip Rhodes wrote:
> For anybody not familiar with the
> broadcast storm concept, here's
> a good article that gives useful
> into:
>
> www.networkuptime.com/columns/broadcast/
>
> One thing they point out, is that as
> Ethernet switching has become more
> commonplace, broadcast storms have
> become more of a problem, since the
> network structure is becoming "flatter"
> (not separated using routers), which
> may answer the point I made in my
> earlier message, about why that
> affected the *entire* campus
> network.
>
> TTYL,
>
> Phil
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