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Hello Team,
I’m writing to make an inquiry about XL710-QDA2 (Dual 40GbE Port NIC).
My customer raised a question on rx-fcs parameters in NIC card (XL710-QDA2).
Customer is attempting to receive corrupted Ethernet frames by using rx-fcs & rx-all in ethtool.
The ultimate goal of this is to capture some errors frames.
By looking at the current configuration of the rx-fcs parameters in that NIC card,
It doesn’t seem to support this operation, which is fixed as OFF at firmware level.
rx-fcs: off [fixed]
rx-all: off [fixed]
1.
Is there a way of enabling rx-fcs on Intel XL710-QDA2 (Dual 40GbE Port NIC)?
Since it looks to be hardware fixed, Is there any alternative way of this parameter configurable?
2.
If no way exists, then what other product do you recommend for this? (40Gbe dual )
It seems to be depending on NIC card.
some NIC allows the parameter configurable. but some doesnt.
Thanks always for your support
Regards,
Jae
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My apology for late response.
still awaiting the output of ehtool -i
The inquiry was about OEM one of Intel XL710 QDA2 Ethernet Adapter
However I guess retail one is also same - rx-fcs disabled [Fixed]
2 questions
- curious If this is fixed at chipset level or Firmware level or both.
- If Intel has 40GbE NIC to make this parameter user configurable, I would suggest to my customer
Sorry again for late reply.
Thanks,
Jae
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Thanks Crisselle,
As seen below, It seems not possible to enable the offload If "fixed"
# ethtool -K eno1 rx-fcs on
Could not change any device features
# ethtool -K eno1 rx-all on
Could not change any device features
I assume that the Intel NIC does not support HW FCS at NIC's chip level (not FW level), which means there is no way of FCS possible?
What I'd like to know is
1.If this "Fixed" is at chip level fixed ?
2.Any suggestion for further debugging regarding bad frame (CRC error)?
Thanks again
Jae
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Hi Crisselle,
Thanks for your follow-up
no chance to update ethtool version, However the driver is latest one.
Regardless of the version of ethtool & driver, I assume that it is h/w fixed at Chip level or FW level.
The customer seems to be figuring it out via a different way. so we no longer need to go further .
Many thanks Crisselle again for your support and advice
Cheers,
Jae
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