User Manual
Table Of Contents
- Mellanox WinOF VPI User Manual
- Table of Contents
- List of Tables
- Document Revision History
- About this Manual
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Driver Features
- 3 Deploying Windows Server 2012 with SMB Direct
- 4 Driver Configuration
- 5 Performance Tuning
- 6 OpenSM - Subnet Manager
- 7 InfiniBand Fabric
- 7.1 Network Direct Interface
- 7.2 part_man - Virtual IPoIB Port Creation Utility
- 7.3 InfiniBand Fabric Diagnostic Utilities
- 7.4 InfiniBand Fabric Performance Utilities
- 7.4.1 ib_read_bw
- 7.4.2 ib_read_lat
- 7.4.3 ib_send_bw
- 7.4.4 ib_send_lat
- 7.4.5 ib_write_bw
- 7.4.6 ib_write_lat
- 7.4.7 ibv_read_bw
- 7.4.8 ibv_read_lat
- 7.4.9 ibv_send_bw
- 7.4.10 ibv_send_lat
- 7.4.11 ibv_write_bw
- 7.4.12 ibv_write_lat
- 7.4.13 ibaddr
- 7.4.14 ibcacheedit
- 7.4.15 iblinkinfo
- 7.4.16 ibqueryerrors
- 7.4.17 ibsysstat
- 7.4.18 perfquery
- 7.4.19 saquery
- 7.4.20 smpdump
- 8 Software Development Kit
- 9 Troubleshooting
- 10 Documentation
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6. Click on “Run Tuning” button.
Clicking the "Run Tuning" button will activate the general tuning as explained above and change
several driver registry entries for the current adapter and it's sibling device, if the sibling is an
Ethernet device as well. It will also generate a log including the applied changes.
Users can view this log to restore the previous values. The log path is:
This tuning is required to be performed only once after the installation is completed, and on one
adapter only (as long as these entries are not changed directly in the registry, or by some other
installation or script).
5.1.4.1 Performance Tuning Tool Application
You can also activate the performance tuning through a script called perf_tuning.exe. This script
has 4 options, which include the 3 scenarios described above and an additional manual tuning
through which you can set the RSS base and number of processors for each Ethernet adapter. The
adapters you wish to tune are supplied to the script by their name according to the “Network
Connections”.
5.1.4.2 Synopsys
%HOMEDRIVE%\Windows\System32\LogFiles\PerformanceTunning.log
Please note that a reboot may be required for the changes to take effect.
perf_tuning.exe -s -c1 <first connection name> [-c2 <second connection name>]
perf_tuning.exe -d -c1 <first connection name> -c2 <second connection name>
perf_tuning.exe -f -c1 <first connection name> -c2 <second connection name>