That is correct: you need to run an extra application to have everything
configured and enabled properly.
Normally, Silicom should be able to provide you with the necessary software
packages to make this happen.
I suggest you contact them for support since you've purchased the card from
them.
R
We purchased it from silicom-usa, this is the part:
model number: PE3100G2DQIR-qx4 V:1.4
http://www.silicom-usa.com/pr/server-adapters/networking-adapters/100-gigabit-ethernet-networking-server-adapters/pe3100g2dqir_server_adapter/
Do you mean that something more than normal linux and its buil
Well, normally you'll need a login to Intel's portal to gain access to any
relevant documentation and SW packages.
Can you please indicate to me exactly what is this 100G NIC and how did you
obtain it?
Regards,
Ngai-Mint Kwan
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From: Ben Greear [mailto:gree...@candelat
All we did was the equivalent of 'ifup eth3'. We are not using network manager.
Can you point me to some documentation on this 'ies api based application'?
Thanks,
Ben
On 11/02/2017 10:17 AM, Kwan, Ngai-mint wrote:
Hi Ben,
From your ethtool output, I can see that you have:
Link detected: no
Hi Ben,
>From your ethtool output, I can see that you have:
Link detected: no
>From past experiences, this means that you're not running an IES API based
>application to manage the card.
Can you confirm that you have or don't have an application manager running?
Regards,
Ngai-Mint Kwan
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