wrsmd.conf revision 3db86aab554edbb4244c8d1a1c90f152eee768af
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#ident "%Z%%M% %I% %E% SMI"
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# For each Wildcat RSM network controller, you must have a corresponding
# instance of the wrsmd driver with the same instance number as the
# network controller id.
#
name="wrsmd" parent="pseudo" instance=0;
name="wrsmd" parent="pseudo" instance=1;
name="wrsmd" parent="pseudo" instance=2;
name="wrsmd" parent="pseudo" instance=3;
name="wrsmd" parent="pseudo" instance=4;
name="wrsmd" parent="pseudo" instance=5;
name="wrsmd" parent="pseudo" instance=6;
name="wrsmd" parent="pseudo" instance=7;
name="wrsmd" parent="pseudo" instance=8;
name="wrsmd" parent="pseudo" instance=9;
name="wrsmd" parent="pseudo" instance=10;
name="wrsmd" parent="pseudo" instance=11;
name="wrsmd" parent="pseudo" instance=12;
name="wrsmd" parent="pseudo" instance=13;
name="wrsmd" parent="pseudo" instance=14;
name="wrsmd" parent="pseudo" instance=15;
#
# Number of packet buffers exported to each communicating peer
#
wrsmd-buffers = 32;
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# Size of packet buffers (must be multiple of 64 bytes). For best performance,
# this should be slightly larger than the normal amount of data your network
# application reads or writes in one system call (your "application data
# transfer size"). If it's more than two times your application data transfer
# size, the driver will end up doing internal data copying to coalesce writes
# together, which will reduce performance. Note also that your TCP window
# size should be set to at least twice this buffer size for best performance.
#
# Note: (wrsmd-buffers * wrsmd-buffer-size) is allocated by the driver for
# each remote node with which communication takes place.
#
wrsmd-buffer-size = 16384;
#
# Size of communications queues (must be at least as large as wrsmd-buffers).
#
wrsmd-queue-size = 64;
#
# Maximum number of packets which will be queued for a remote destination
# before we start throwing them away. This should be something like
# (# of concurrent tcp connections) * (tcp window size) / (interface mtu).
#
wrsmd-max-queued-pkts = 100;