Jay, Your calculations are correct (240/3=80), but the maximum number is only available on a z800 or a z900 with updated microcode. G5/G6 can only reach 15 interfaces. Mark didn\'t say what processor he\'s running on...
Cheers, Vic Cross On 24.07.2002 at 04:20:21, Robert J Brenneman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > The only limitation I am aware of is actually the number of devices you can > support. With 3 devices required for a QDIO interface, and a maximum of 240 > devices on one card, you can support up to 80 QDIO interfaces on one card. > They can all be in one LPAR, or shared among several LPARs. So if you are > running VM, (which I\'m guessing you are since you\'re asking about how far > it can scale) you can attach 3 devices from the card to each of 80 Linux > guests and they can all own a piece of the card with their own IP address. > > Jay Brenneman
