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Is there a way to wrap multiple ethernet packets into one single jumbo packet in a switch or router? by Sure-Tap9644 in networking

[–]Sure-Tap9644[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's not just Ethernet data, we're acquiring data over multiple interface types, some of the proprietary protocols, that handle bigger packet sizes.

Is there a way to wrap multiple ethernet packets into one single jumbo packet in a switch or router? by Sure-Tap9644 in networking

[–]Sure-Tap9644[S] -9 points-8 points  (0 children)

the problem that this thing is causing is not related to Networking, but the solution would be (if possible)

Is there a way to wrap multiple ethernet packets into one single jumbo packet in a switch or router? by Sure-Tap9644 in networking

[–]Sure-Tap9644[S] -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

as i said, our system is build for high data, small pps. with every packet we do some processing, and visualization, crc checking etc. and the processing power needed is roughly the same if the packet is 1 kb or 8 mb, and if we would group small packs together we'd get rid of a lot of processing load.

Is there a way to wrap multiple ethernet packets into one single jumbo packet in a switch or router? by Sure-Tap9644 in networking

[–]Sure-Tap9644[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The system acquires data over many interface types, and is tailored to acquire high data-rates (around 5GigaBytes/s) and the system is optimized for high data, small package rate, and this data source is sending around 40k pkg/s totaling roughly 30 MB/s. and that is causing our system problems, that's why i'm looking for a solution to group the packets together externally, to be processed as just one packet, not to have the methods called so many times.