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Eitan Adler changed:
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--- Comment #8 from Eitan Adler
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--- Comment #7 from gnoma ---
I am sorry, this is a production system and I can't upgrade or reinstall the
OS. I have a spare system, but I can't remove the 10GB LAN card from the
production one :(
There's no way that I can test it until t
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--- Comment #6 from Edward Tomasz Napierala ---
Just a CPU load. Could you check if the problem persists in 10.1-RC1? There
were some significant TSO fixes.
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--- Comment #5 from gnoma ---
Hello,
Disabling TSO did the trick, now it's working normaly with iSCSI.
No issues. However with the driver provided by mellanox I didn't have this
issue.
Without TSO I got only a little more CPU load? Or i
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--- Comment #3 from gnoma ---
Update:
The package lost seems to be because of this kernel parameter:
net.inet.icmp.icmplim: 200
Which appears to be quite normal. Setting the icmplimit to few thousand makes
the flooding ping package lost
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--- Comment #2 from gnoma ---
Hello,
What I found out is that even if I ping my own IP, I still got package lost:
root@sentinel:~ # ifconfig | grep 10.0. |grep inet
inet 10.0.80.1 netmask 0xff00 broadcast 10.0.80.255
root@sentine
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