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      Jonb last edited by

      http://www.lannerinc.com/products/x86-network-appliances/rackmount/fw-8877

      Only question I ask is that I have always seen the interrupts max out CPU's. Is there a way to minimise this?

      Would make kit like this useful.

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        jasonlitka last edited by

        @Jonb:

        http://www.lannerinc.com/products/x86-network-appliances/rackmount/fw-8877

        Only question I ask is that I have always seen the interrupts max out CPU's. Is there a way to minimise this?

        Would make kit like this useful.

        Multiple queues in igb/em and MSIX should get around that problem.  You'll likely hit the same issue I have (FW-8865 w/ E3-1245 V2 & 12x i350 NICs) under 2.1 though as the igb driver is a bit buggy (force a single queue & disable MSIX to avoid crashes) with a large number of NICs and/or CPU cores.

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          kemeris last edited by

          @Jonb:

          http://www.lannerinc.com/products/x86-network-appliances/rackmount/fw-8877

          Only question I ask is that I have always seen the interrupts max out CPU's. Is there a way to minimise this?

          Would make kit like this useful.

          Where did you get this appliance? What is the price?

          Thanks in advance

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            Jonb last edited by

            Multiple queues in igb/em and MSIX should get around that problem.  You'll likely hit the same issue I have (FW-8865 w/ E3-1245 V2 & 12x i350 NICs) under 2.1 though as the igb driver is a bit buggy (force a single queue & disable MSIX to avoid crashes) with a large number of NICs and/or CPU cores.

            How do you force a single que and disable the MSIX

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              jasonlitka last edited by

              https://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,69486.msg379897.html

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