Re: [E1000-devel] I have a Problem in vf rate limit

2011-04-12 Thread Rose, Gregory V
One other thing to note is that Tx rate limiting is a cap, not a guarantee that 
the bandwidth allocation can be provisioned.  Other issues, especially the 
resource allocation to your VMs, but also other matters such as the kernel used 
in the VMs, the hypervisor, etc. can impact total bandwidth capacity.

From looking at the results you've shown none of the VMs are exceeding their 
rate limit.  It's impossible for us to tell from your email why you're not 
getting line rate but as I mentioned above there could be many reasons for that.

- Greg

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 How are you measuring bandwidth?
 
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 Subject: [E1000-devel] I have a Problem in vf rate limit
 
 hello I'm using a Ixgbe 3.3.8.
 
 there are new feature vf rate limit.
 
 when I use this feature with 3 VM in xen. and rate limit configuration VM
 1:
 2Gb/s VM 2: 3Gb/s VM 3: 5Gb/s
 
 but result is VM 1: 1962Mb/sec VM2: 1910Mb/sec VM3: 3165Mb/sec
 
 SUM of bandwidth is only 7Gb/sec.
 
 what is problem.
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[E1000-devel] I have a Problem in vf rate limit

2011-04-11 Thread 박대영
hello I'm using a Ixgbe 3.3.8.

there are new feature vf rate limit.

when I use this feature with 3 VM in xen. and rate limit configuration VM 1:
2Gb/s VM 2: 3Gb/s VM 3: 5Gb/s

but result is VM 1: 1962Mb/sec VM2: 1910Mb/sec VM3: 3165Mb/sec

SUM of bandwidth is only 7Gb/sec.

what is problem.
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Re: [E1000-devel] I have a Problem in vf rate limit

2011-04-11 Thread Brandeburg, Jesse
How are you measuring bandwidth?

-Original Message-
From: 박대영 [mailto:likebulle...@gmail.com] 
Sent: Monday, April 11, 2011 4:49 AM
To: e1000-devel@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [E1000-devel] I have a Problem in vf rate limit

hello I'm using a Ixgbe 3.3.8.

there are new feature vf rate limit.

when I use this feature with 3 VM in xen. and rate limit configuration VM 1:
2Gb/s VM 2: 3Gb/s VM 3: 5Gb/s

but result is VM 1: 1962Mb/sec VM2: 1910Mb/sec VM3: 3165Mb/sec

SUM of bandwidth is only 7Gb/sec.

what is problem.
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