RE: Setting service level for a QP with ibv_modify_qp and RDMA_CM

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> we are trying to set the service level for a QP with ibv_modify_qp, but
> ibv_modify_qp() returns an error (errno = EINVAL).
> 
> We are using RDMA CM and use rdma_create_qp() to allocate the queue
> pair. After some searching in the net we found posts, which indicate
> that ibv_modify_qp() cannot be used to set the service level, if you are
> using RDMA CM. Can anybody confirm or negate this assumption and are
> there alternatives?

If you're using the rdmacm, you should avoid calling ibv_modify_qp directly.  The library will call it on your behalf.  The service level will be set automatically when the required path record is obtained.  You have a couple of options for controlling this.

An IP address is mapped to an IB GID and PKey.  You can assign different service levels based on different PKeys.

Quality/type of service can also be set by calling rdma_set_option, using RDMA_OPTION_ID_TOS.  This value ends up being used in a path record query to the SA.

In both cases, the SA must be configured with the QoS values.

- Sean
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