To be clear: I'm using the 'insmod ixgfbe RSS=2,2" in order to setup 2 RSS
queues on each of the ports on my dual-port adapter, and I can open the queues
with things like "dna0@0" or "dna0@1". It creates two tx queues and two rx
queues for me. I just don't understand what filtering is going on. Are they
pure round-robin? Or is it automatically doing RSS flows on the inbound
packets, but allowing me to transmit arbitrary packets on the output? My
scanner is asynchronous, so I don't really care about associating outbound with
inbound packets.
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From: Robert Graham <[email protected]>
To: "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, September 14, 2013 4:55 AM
Subject: [Ntop-misc] setting up RSS queues
I've gone over the documentation and google, and I still don't understand how
to setup multiple queues.
I see that can use use the network adaper name like "dna0@1" top open queue #1
on "dna0", but how does that queue get created? How do I set the hashing
function used for the adapter? Do I create the queues with 'modprobe' or
'ethtool', or is there an API somewhere that I'm missing?
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