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QLogic OFED+ Host Software User Guide, Rev. B

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C–VirtualNIC Interface Configuration and Administration<br />

VirtualNIC Interface Configuration and Administration<br />

NOTE:<br />

For the following sections, determine the necessary connection type. To<br />

always have a host connect to the same IOC on the same VIO card<br />

regardless of where that card is in the fabric, use format 1. To always have a<br />

host to connect to the same IOC in the same chassis and/or slot, use format<br />

2.<br />

Format 1: Defining an IOC using the IOCGUID<br />

NOTE:<br />

Determine the needed connection type. If a host is to connect to the same<br />

IOC on the same card, no matter where that card is in the fabric, then use<br />

this format.<br />

Use the following format to cause the host to connect to a specific VIO hardware<br />

card, regardless of which chassis and/or slot the VIO hardware card resides:<br />

{CREATE;<br />

NAME="eioc1";<br />

IOCGUID=0x66A0137FFFFE7;}<br />

}<br />

The following is an example of VIO hardware failover:<br />

{CREATE; NAME="eioc1";<br />

PRIMARY={IOCGUID=0x66a01de000003; INSTANCE=1; PORT=1; }<br />

SECONDARY={IOCGUID=0x66a02de000003; INSTANCE=1; PORT=1;}<br />

}<br />

NOTE:<br />

Do not create EIOC names with similar character strings (for example,<br />

eioc3 and eioc30). There is a limitation with certain Linux operating<br />

systems that cannot recognize the subtle differences. The result is that<br />

the user will be unable to ping across the network.<br />

D000046-005 B C-5

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