Nope! But the fact is I didn't have time to fiddle with it. Last time
when I tried I brought the blade server down badly with the kernel
shouting at me... It never worked for me, right now all my installs use
tcp transport which is heavy on the CPU.
ByteEnable wrote:
Did you ever get this to
Mike Christie wrote:
On 02/22/2010 04:08 PM, ByteEnable wrote:
Did you ever get this to work per your satisfaction?
Are you guys only having trouble with bnx2i and Equallogic targets?
At least in my case it's the only target that I have. :-) Also Brocade
switch between me and the Eql (if
Did you ever get this to work per your satisfaction?
On Jan 20, 12:46 pm, Ciprian Vizitiu (GBIF) cvizi...@gbif.org
wrote:
Hi,
Can anybody here please confirm whether iSCSI offload via bnx2i, on RHEL
5.4, with 5709 Broadcoms towards EQLs 6000 series works or not? Despite
countless attempts
On 02/22/2010 04:08 PM, ByteEnable wrote:
Did you ever get this to work per your satisfaction?
Are you guys only having trouble with bnx2i and Equallogic targets?
On Jan 20, 12:46 pm, Ciprian Vizitiu (GBIF)cvizi...@gbif.org
wrote:
Hi,
Can anybody here please confirm whether iSCSI
We turn our TOE off via ethtool because we've had questionable issues and that
was a first stab at troubleshooting. We have both EQL 5000 and 6000 series.
I'm not sure if it was definitely the problem or not, but we just default to
turning it off in rc.local.
On Feb 22, 2010, at 10:16 PM,
Hi Ciprian,
Thanks for the additional information, there are a couple of notes with
this offload technique.
1. The route/device CNIC will choose is based off the host routing
table. (The CNIC uses the kernel function ip_route_output_key() to
determine the device to use. This function can
On Fri, Jan 22, 2010 at 12:20:03AM -0800, Benjamin Li wrote:
Hi Ciprian,
Thanks for the additional information, there are a couple of notes with
this offload technique.
1. The route/device CNIC will choose is based off the host routing
table. (The CNIC uses the kernel function
Hi,
Can anybody here please confirm whether iSCSI offload via bnx2i, on RHEL
5.4, with 5709 Broadcoms towards EQLs 6000 series works or not? Despite
countless attempts (and latest EQL OS update) I still can't match them
(but then the software transport works perfectly). :-|
--
You received
Also in addition to posting the kernel log's (/var/log/messsages) please
post the /var/log/brcm_iscsi.log file which is generated from the user
space daemon, brcm_iscsiuio. This will give a little bit more insight
on what is happening during the offload process.
Thanks again.
-Ben
On Wed,
Hi Ciprian,
From the brcm_iscsuio logs, I didn't see any communication between the
brcm_iscsiuio daemon and the CNIC driver. This is a problem because the
brcm_iscsiuio daemon will do the initial ARP'ing. To further diagnose
this problem, I was also wondering if you could describe your network
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