After years in enterprise storage with endless performance testing: there's almost no point. Modern CPUs and NICs barely benefit. In 2005 when we had dual-core CPUs that were constantly buried and NICs with 0 offload, it made a ton of sense - heck we had dedicated iSCSI HBAs (QLA4010 represent!).
That being said, if you've got three servers and two VLANs with no worries about the jumbos ever escaping: I guess? But if you see even a 5% performance increase, I'll be shocked. On the flip side you're one misconfiguration away from endless troubleshooting if those jumbos escape.
That being said, if you've got three servers and two VLANs with no worries about the jumbos ever escaping: I guess? But if you see even a 5% performance increase, I'll be shocked. On the flip side you're one misconfiguration away from endless troubleshooting if those jumbos escape.
Also *jumbo frames.