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The redirect dump command can be used to save the currently configured tables and rules
into a shell script.
To make the current configured rules & tables persistent, redirect the output to /etc/ba.cfg file
only:
[root@host]# redirect ethX dump > /etc/ba.cfg
where the /etc/ba.cfg is read by the bad service at boot time.
To apply the saved configuration after machine reboots, start the bad service. This service is
available only in the IPv4 mode. For IPv6, the ba_server needs to be started manually.
[root@host]# service bad start
To stop the service:
[root@host]# service bad stop
To restart the service:
[root@host]# service bad restart
- Document History 3
- TABLE OF CONTENTS 4
- I. CHELSIO UNIFIED WIRE 11 4
- II. NETWORK (NIC/TOE) 47 4
- IV. IWARP (RDMA) 64 5
- V. WD-UDP 81 5
- VI. WD-TOE 92 5
- XIII. BYPASS DRIVER 185 7
- viii 8
- XVIII.UNIFIED BOOT 339 9
- XIX. APPENDIX A 447 10
- I. Chelsio Unified Wire 11
- 1. Introduction 12
- 1.4. Package Contents 13
- Page 14 14
- 1.4.2. RPM package 15
- 2. Hardware Installation 16
- Page 17 17
- Page 18 18
- 3.1. Pre-requisites 19
- [root@host]# ./install.py 20
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- [root@host]#./install.py –h 28
- 3.2.3. CLI mode 29
- Page 30 30
- Page 31 31
- 3.3.1. Menu Mode 32
- 3.3.2. CLI mode 34
- 3.4. Firmware update 35
- Page 37 37
- Page 38 38
- 4.1.3. CLI mode 39
- Page 40 40
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- Page 42 42
- Page 43 43
- Page 44 44
- 5.3. Checking Link 45
- 6. Software/Driver Update 46
- II. Network (NIC/TOE) 47
- 4.2. Performance tuning 52
- Page 53 53
- Page 54 54
- [root@host]# ethtool -h 55
- Page 56 56
- Page 57 57
- Page 58 58
- Page 63 63
- IV. iWARP (RDMA) 64
- Page 66 66
- Page 69 69
- 4.2. Enabling various MPIs 70
- Intel-MPI 71
- Platform MPI Setup 72
- Page 73 73
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- 4.2.4. Building MPI tests 77
- Page 78 78
- 4.3. Setting up NFS-RDMA 79
- Page 80 80
- V. WD-UDP 81
- Page 83 83
- [root@host]# make 84
- [root@host]# make install 84
- Page 86 86
- 4.1.2. Using libcxgb4_sock 87
- Page 88 88
- Page 89 89
- Page 90 90
- Page 91 91
- VI. WD-TOE 92
- Page 94 94
- Page 97 97
- Page 98 98
- 1.2. Hardware Requirements 100
- 1.2.2. Adapter Requirements 101
- 1.2.3. Storage Requirements 101
- 1.3. Software Requirements 102
- Page 103 103
- 2. Software/Driver Loading 104
- Page 105 105
- 2.2.1. Linux Requirements 106
- Page 107 107
- 3. Software/Driver Unloading 108
- 4.1. Command Line Tools 109
- Page 110 110
- 4.3.2. Basic iSCSI Control 111
- Page 112 112
- Page 113 113
- specifies 119
- Page 121 121
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- 4.6.1. ACL Enforcement 125
- 4.7.1. RAM Disk Details 126
- Page 127 127
- Page 128 128
- 4.9.1. iscsictl 129
- 4.9.2. chisns 129
- 4.9.3. iscsictl options 130
- 4.11.1. iscsi_offload_mode 135
- 4.11.2. iscsi_auth_order 136
- Page 137 137
- 1.2. Software Requirements 139
- Page 141 141
- Page 143 143
- 4.1.3. Discovery and Login 144
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- 4.2.2. Verifying Local Ports 157
- Page 158 158
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- [root@host]# lsscsi –g 162
- Page 163 163
- 4.4. Creating Filesystem 164
- Page 165 165
- X. Offload Bonding driver 166
- Page 168 168
- Page 171 171
- Page 172 172
- 1.1. Hardware Requirements 174
- Page 177 177
- Page 178 178
- 4.2. Configuring UDP Pacing 179
- XII. Offload IPv6 driver 180
- Page 182 182
- XIII. Bypass Driver 185
- 4.1. Starting ba server 191
- 4.2. Bypass API (CLI) 191
- 4.2.3. Bypass State 192
- 4.2.5. Redirect Management 193
- Command 194
- Page 196 196
- XIV. WD Sniffing and Tracing 197
- 1. Theory of Operation 198
- 2. Installation and Usage 201
- Page 202 202
- Page 203 203
- Page 205 205
- 2. Usage 206
- 2.2.1. Examples 207
- 2.3. Listing Filter Rules 208
- 2.4. Removing Filter Rules 208
- XVI. Traffic Management 209
- 4.1.1. Class Rate Limiting 214
- Page 215 215
- Page 216 216
- Page 217 217
- Page 218 218
- Page 219 219
- 5. Usage 220
- Page 221 221
- Page 222 222
- 1.2. Reference Architecture 224
- CLI Client 225
- Web GUI Client 225
- 2. Hardware and Software 226
- 2.3. Platform/Driver Matrix 227
- Chelsio driver 228
- Version 228
- Page 229 229
- Page 230 230
- Page 231 231
- 5. Management Agent 232
- 5.4. Firewall 233
- 6. CLI client 234
- 7. Web GUI client 235
- Page 236 236
- Page 237 237
- 7.3. Layout and Navigation 238
- 7.4. Home page 239
- Page 240 240
- Service Discovery 241
- Bulk Driver Installation 241
- Page 242 242
- 7.4.2. Add System 243
- 7.4.3. Remove System 243
- 7.4.4. Refresh 244
- 7.4.6. Bulk Configuration 245
- Manage Groups 246
- Boot Configuration 247
- Network Configuration 248
- Card Configuration 249
- Port Configuration 250
- Bypass Configuration 251
- 7.5. System page 252
- 7.5.2. Drivers Installation 253
- Page 254 254
- 7.5.4. Driver Details 255
- 7.5.5. System Diagnostics 256
- [root@host]# rmmod kvm 257
- [root@host]# rmmod cxgb4 257
- [root@host]# modprobe cxgb4 258
- Page 259 259
- 7.5.10. Xen Configurations 260
- 7.5.11. Xen VF Properties 261
- Page 262 262
- 7.6. Network page 263
- 7.6.2. Chelsio card page 264
- Card summary 264
- Page 265 265
- Page 266 266
- Card statistics 267
- Port summary 268
- Port settings 269
- Port statistics 270
- Page 271 271
- System network statistics 272
- Page 273 273
- Page 274 274
- Page 275 275
- Network troubleshooting 276
- 7.6.3.1. Hypervisor 277
- Xen Bridge Configuration 277
- Page 278 278
- Page 279 279
- Page 280 280
- Page 281 281
- Page 282 282
- Page 283 283
- 7.6.4. iWARP 284
- iWARP Settings 284
- Page 285 285
- Page 286 286
- 7.6.5. Wire Direct 287
- Page 288 288
- Page 289 289
- 7.7. Storage Page 290
- Page 291 291
- 7.7.1.2. FCoE Port 292
- FCoE Port Summary 292
- FCoE Port Attributes 293
- FCoE NPIV management 294
- 7.7.1.3. FCoE Remote Port 295
- Page 296 296
- 7.7.1.4. FCoE Virtual Port 297
- FCoE Virtual Port Summary 297
- Page 298 298
- Page 299 299
- Initiator nodes 300
- Page 301 301
- Page 302 302
- Discover targets 303
- Page 304 304
- Targets 305
- Page 306 306
- FO iSCSI Manage Ports 307
- FO iSCSI Manage Instances 308
- 7.7.4. iSCSI Target (Linux) 309
- Target Stack Globals 309
- Page 310 310
- Target properties 311
- Session details 312
- New Target Creation 313
- 7.7.5. LUNs 314
- Add LUN 315
- 7.7.6. Portal Groups 316
- Add Portal 317
- 7.7.7. ACLs 318
- Add ACL 319
- 7.8. Hardware Features 320
- T4 Filtering configuration 321
- Page 322 322
- Page 323 323
- 7.8.3. Boot 324
- Page 325 325
- T4/T5 Boot Configuration 326
- Page 327 327
- Page 328 328
- Page 329 329
- Page 330 330
- Page 331 331
- 7.8.4. Bypass 332
- Redirect Configuration 333
- Page 334 334
- Page 335 335
- Egress Queue Map 336
- Egress Packet Scheduler 336
- Page 337 337
- Page 338 338
- XVIII. Unified Boot 339
- C:\>cd CHELSIO 342
- C:\CHELSIO>cfut4 –l 343
- Page 344 344
- Page 345 345
- Page 346 346
- 3. Configuring PXE Server 347
- 4. PXE boot process 348
- Page 349 349
- Page 350 350
- Page 351 351
- Page 352 352
- 4.2. For uEFI PXE Boot 353
- Page 354 354
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- CHELSIO\cubt4.bin 362
- Page 363 363
- 5. FCoE boot process 364
- Page 365 365
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- 5.2. For uEFI FCoE Boot 373
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- 6. iSCSI boot process 387
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- 6.2. For uEFI iSCSI Boot 400
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- 8. OS Installation 422
- Page 423 423
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- 8.2.1. Using CD/DVD ROM 432
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- 8.3.1. Using CD/DVD ROM 437
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- XIX. Appendix A 447
- 1. Troubleshooting 448
- Page 449 449
- Chapter XIX. Appendix 450
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