Chapter VI. WD-UDP
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# endpoint {attributes} ...
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# e.g.
# endpoint {
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# endpoint { interface=eth2 port=9999}
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# endpoints that bind to port 0 (requesting the host allocate a port)
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# endpoint {interface=eth1 port=0}
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Assume your Terminator interface is eth2. To accelerate all applications that preload
libcxgb4_sock using eth2, you only need one entry in
endpoint {interface=eth2 port=0}
If you have eth2 and eth3 configured for example, you can define certain endpoints to eth2 and
others to eth3:
endpoint {interface=eth2 port=9999}
endpoint {interface=eth3 port=8888}
For VLAN support, create your VLANs using the normal OS service (like vconfig, for example),
then add entries to define the VLAN and priority for each endpoint to be accelerated:
endpoint {interface = eth2.5 port=10000}
endpoint {interface = eth2.7 priority=3 port=9000}
Chelsio Unified Wire for Linux
interface = interface-name
port = udp-port-number
vlan = vlan-id
priority = vlan-priority
interface=eth2.5
port = 8000 vlan = 5 prio rity=1
/etc/libcxgb4_sock.conf
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