Hi Max
I think you should ask Intel on the e1000 mailing list

Luca


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> On 08/giu/2014, at 22:37, Max Romanov <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> I have a powerful Dual Xeon server with Intel 82599-based network
> card, 4 ports of which is fed by 40Gb/s of data in peak time. Of
> course, not all packets are interesting and I've trying to use
> hardware filtering.
> 
> Use case: filter out all UDP (over IPv4)
> 
> I've trying to use
> 
> a) 5-tuple filters as described in datasheet (7.1.2.5) via the FTQF,
> SDPQF, L34TIMIR, DAQF, and SAQF registers
> (patching ixgbe driver, because vanilla drivers does not provide
> interface for custom FTQF filters programming) - I don't find an
> explicit description how to drop packet with this filter type and
> configure Rx Queue field of L34TIMIR = 127
> b) Flow Director Filters
> using ethtool -K ntuple on && ethtool -N flow-type udp4 action -1
> 
> The results was very similar for both filter types.
> In both cases I've inspected the ethtool -S output and
> /proc/net/pf_ring/*eth* files.
> After applied filtering (any of above) the number of rx_missed_errors
> become 0, but rx_no_dma_resources become non-zero. Number of lost
> packets in pf_ring stat is 0.
> 
> Questions:
> 1. Why FTQF custom filters configuration is not available in 'vanilla'
> ixgbe driver?
> 2. Is it correct to use Rx Queue = 127 to drop the packets with FTQF?
> 3. Why rx_no_dma_resources increased proportional of processed
> packets? Is this indicates of any drops of interesting packets?
> 4. Is it expected to get similar results? (I thought 5-tuple filters
> is simpler and more productive, but less flexible).
> 
> Please excuse me if I post the questions in a wrong mailing list -
> correct mailing list address is appreciated.
> 
> Thanks for your attention.
> Max
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