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--- nndocs:infiniband [2024/12/24 20:07] – improve storage partition naptastic
+++ nndocs:infiniband [2025/01/21 14:38] (current) – [Networking] correct a thing naptastic
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 Here's a block for my ATA over Ethernet experiments. Subject to change. IP addresses are necessary for setting up VXLAN tunnels. Checking if IPv6 tunnels perform differently from IPv4 tunnels is on the to-do list. I suspect they perform better. Needs testing.
-  storage=0xb128, ipoib, rate=12, mtu=5, scope=2, defmember=full: ALL=full
+  storage=0xb128, ipoib, rate=12, mtu=5, scope=2, defmember=full:
       mgid=ff12:401b::ffff:ffff   # IPv4 Broadcast address
       mgid=ff12:401b::1           # IPv4 All Hosts group
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 ====Networking====
 ===VXLAN===
-VXLAN is not the only way to get an Ethernet device on Infiniband, but as far as I can tell it's the only decent one. Neither ConnectX-3 nor Connect-IB has VXLAN offload support.
+VXLAN is not the only way to get an Ethernet device on Infiniband, but as far as I can tell it's the only decent one. None of my hardware has VXLAN offload support.
   * VXLAN id can be anything from 0-16777215 inclusive. I make it match the network number.
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   * 5849560e59150301 - shark Connect-IB
   * 5849560e53b70b01 - southpark Connect-IB
-  * - duckling has a Connect-IB and I don't know its GUID
+  * 5849560e53660101 - duckling Connect-IB
   * 7cfe900300a0a080 - uninstalled Connect-IB
   * (there are several more uninstalled Connect-IB cards)