On 12/02/2013 20:59, Hefty, Sean wrote:
My understanding of this is that there's NO changes to the wire protocols.
For RSS no changes.
For TSS, added a flag in the IPoIB HW address and used a reserved field
of the IPoIB header, see the change log for patch #5 "IB/IPoIB: Add RSS
and TSS suppo
My understanding of this is that there's NO changes to the wire protocols.
A QP is simply that, a pair of queues - one send, one receive. To the best
that I can figure out, you're wanting to allocate 'multiple-queues' - something
that has multiple send and receive queues. (I use the term MQ, b
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On Mon, Feb 11, 2013 at 10:42 PM, Hefty, Sean wrote:
> If I understand the interface correctly, the user calls ib_create_qp() to
> create a parent QP and reserve space for all of the children.
On 11/02/2013 22:42, Hefty, Sean wrote:
or some QP creation flag, so that every user who wants to create a QP doesn't
need to figure out what a QP group is and if their QP needs to be part of one?
Then you wouldn't need to define IB_QPG_NONE.
another point in favor of using different/dedicat
On 11/02/2013 22:42, Hefty, Sean wrote:
RSS (Receive Side Scaling) TSS (Transmit Side Scaling, better known as
MQ/Multi-Queue) are common networking techniques which allow to use
contemporary NICs that support multiple receive and transmit descriptor
queues (multi-queue), see also Documentation/n
> RSS (Receive Side Scaling) TSS (Transmit Side Scaling, better known as
> MQ/Multi-Queue) are common networking techniques which allow to use
> contemporary NICs that support multiple receive and transmit descriptor
> queues (multi-queue), see also Documentation/networking/scaling.txt
If TSS is b
From: Shlomo Pongratz
RSS (Receive Side Scaling) TSS (Transmit Side Scaling, better known as
MQ/Multi-Queue) are common networking techniques which allow to use
contemporary NICs that support multiple receive and transmit descriptor
queues (multi-queue), see also Documentation/networking/scaling.
