Could you try to turn off some NIC hardware features like hardware checksum?

Robin

Tom Chen:
> Robin,
>
> We are testing 10G NIC cards and they are directly connected using 
> fibre optical cable. But the result is same as connected thrugh a 10G 
> switch.
>
> Tom
> ----- Original Message ----- From: "tian robin luo" <Robin.Luo at Sun.COM>
> To: "Tom Chen" <chentom60 at hotmail.com>
> Cc: <testing-discuss at opensolaris.org>
> Sent: Thursday, March 26, 2009 2:11 AM
> Subject: Re: [testing-discuss] possible reason for test02 failure
>
>
>> Hi, Tom
>>    Are the two under test interfaces connected by a cross cable or a 
>> switch?
>>
>> Regards,
>> Robin
>>
>>
>> Tom Chen :
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> Our driver failed in test02, ping with different size of payload. 
>>> There are lots of error messages:
>>> stdout | ping:payload xxxx failed. Using netsat, we found lots of 
>>> packets are discarded in IP stack. We do not know why, it doesn't 
>>> look like our drive drops packet. Later, we use two Intel 10g cards 
>>> to repeat test and found same failure:
>>>
>>> stdout| ping: payload 7635 failed
>>> stdout| ping: payload 7681 failed
>>> stdout| ping: payload 7683 failed
>>> stdout| ping: payload 7688 failed
>>> stdout| ping: payload 7737 failed
>>> stdout| ping: payload 7746 failed
>>> stdout| ping: payload 7748 failed
>>> stdout| ping: payload 7759 failed
>>> stdout| ping: payload 7769 failed
>>> stdout| ping: payload 7786 failed
>>>
>>> ipInDiscards are also constantly incrementing:
>>> # netstat -s -P ip | grep ipInDiscards
>>>         ipInUnknownProtos   =    49     ipInDiscards        =   571
>>> # netstat -s -P ip | grep ipInDiscards
>>>         ipInUnknownProtos   =    49     ipInDiscards        =   575
>>> # netstat -s -P ip | grep ipInDiscards
>>>         ipInUnknownProtos   =    51     ipInDiscards        =   581
>>>
>>> Can someone tell us why we encountered this kind of results?
>>>
>>> Is it possibly related to enabled network service? we enabled FTP 
>>> and X-Windows on both test server&client to facilitate file transfer 
>>> and remote monitoring. Can they affect the test?
>>>
>>> Tom
>>>
>>
>>
>


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