Andrew Gallatin wrote: > > But in general, I agree there should be some way to change what > stateless offloads are in use at runtime. Solaris is way behind > here. For example, the BSDs do it via ifconfig (to disable > TSO on "mxge0": ifconfig mxge0 -tso), Linux does it via the > horribly cryptic ethtool (to disable TSO on eth2: > ethtool -K eth2 tso off). >
You now have dladm on Solaris for similar functionality. (And there's always ndd if you can't do a GLDv3 driver). Paul _______________________________________________ networking-discuss mailing list [email protected]
