Hi there.
I'm evaluating RSS(Receive-Side Scaling) feature of Intel 82598EB NIC.
I'm evaluating it with two of Quad core Xeon CPUs - as a result, there
are 4 cpu cores - and ixgbe device driver
version 1.3.56. (Yes, I know that there is newest version 2.0.34.3.)
If you know about RSS, then you
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Summary: Intel e1000 4-port NIC - unable to communicate,
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Hi there,
According to Intel 82598EB datasheet,
RSS is a mechanism to post each received packet into one of several
descriptor queues.
but there isn't any description about algorithm to select descriptor queue.
I'm inspecting about it. But, I can't find what is it, even digging into
ixgbe
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms795616.aspx
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Subject: [E1000-devel] [ixgbe] In RSS, I'd like to know algorithm that select
rx packet descriptor
Thank you for your reply.
But, I already read it.
According to MSDN, If packets that have the same source and destination
ip address are coming, then its processing CPU index or number should be
the same. but, at least in Linux, It's not.
I mean current CPU (return value of smp_processor()) is
