Re: [IP over FC] qla2xipsrc perf (qla2x00ip driver)

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Fabien Salvi wrote:
> 
> >
> > It already looks like there are 50% fewer interrupts to the CPU. Now that
> > could be because the FC pkts are larger than the GigE. Were you using Jumbo
> > frames for GigE? How different are the FC pkts, in terms of size?
> 
> yes, MTU for GigE is 1500 and for FC 4096
> I've tried to decrease MTU on FC to 2000 or to increase to 8192, but
> each time, the transfer was a half of the maximum (10 MB/s).
> 
> > By the way, is the FTP a read or a write? That is, is it TX traffic or RX
> > traffic on the nodes? You might *not* want to ignore the lesser CPU
> > utilization and fewer interrupts observation. That might hold the key.
> >
> > Is it also possible to test the network bandwidth independent of any disk
> > I/O on the servers? This will narrow down the number of variables in the
> > system.
> 
> Yes you're right.
> I'm going to do some tests with ramdisks to prevent perturbation of I/O
> traffic...


So, here are the results :
I can't use jumbo frames on GigE because my NICs don't it.

I use ramdisk and performance are the following :

- around 45MB/s with GigE
- around 22MB/s with IPoFC

So, I have a little improvement for GigE but not really for IP over
FC...

It's the same in Tx or Rx and for put/get in FTP.


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Fabien SALVI      Centre de Ressources Informatiques
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