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Device type:
ConnectX-3
PCI device:
41:00.0
41:00.0
Device 1:
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Configurations:
SRIOV_EN
NUM_OF_VFS
WOL_MAGIC_EN_P1
WOL_MAGIC_EN_P2
N/A means that the device default configuration is set.
For Array type parameters, the query command will not show a value for it. It will only
show you the word "Array" and the range of the array.
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For example: HOST_CHAINING_DESCRIPTORS Array[0..7]
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To query the fifth element in the array, run: mstconfig -d <device> query
HOST_CHAINING_DESCRIPTORS[5]
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To specify a range: mstconfig -d <device> query HOST_CHAINING_DESCRIPTORS[3..7]
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To set the fifth element in the array, run: mstconfig -d <device> set
HOST_CHAINING_DESCRIPTORS[5]=3
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Or you can set value for more than one element: mstconfig -d <device> set
HOST_CHAINING_DESCRIPTORS[3..7]=3
ConnectX-4 Lx Example:
# mstconfig -d
41:00.0
Device #1:
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Device type: ConnectX4LX
PCI device:
41:00.0
Configurations:
Default
* NUM_OF_VFS
8
SRIOV_EN
True(1)
The
'*'
shows parameters with next value different from default/current value.
Setting Device Configuration
To set the device configuration, use the following command line:
# mstconfig -d <device> set [Parameters....]
Example:
# mstconfig -d
41:00.0
Device type:
ConnectX-3
PCI device:
41:00.0
Configurations:
Next Boot
NUM_OF_VFS
16
WOL_MAGIC_EN_P2
False(0)
Apply
new
Configuration?(y/n) [n]: y
Applying... Done!
-I- Please reboot the system to load
Resetting Device Configuration to Default
To reset the device configuration to default, use the following command line:
# mstconfig -d <device> reset
Example:
Next Boot
True(1)
16
False(0)
False(0)
--enable_verbosity q
Current
Next Boot
5
5
True(1)
True(1)
set
WOL_MAGIC_EN_P2=1 NUM_OF_VFS=24
New
24
True(1)
new
configurations.
25
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