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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 />

Failover to a port on a different Ethernet gateway<br />

In this example, if the Ethernet port associated with iocguid 0x66a02de000048<br />

(i.e., Ethernet port 2 on gateway 48) fails, then traffic going over eioc1 will begin<br />

using Ethernet port 2 on gateway 03c. This type of failover allows traffic to<br />

continue even if the entire gateway card fails or is rebooted. This type of failure<br />

requires a second gateway card to be in the fabric.<br />

NOTE:<br />

In this example the same adapter port is being used for both the primary and<br />

the secondary connection.<br />

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

PRIMARY={ DGID=fe8000000000000000066a21de000048;<br />

IOCGUID=00066a02de000048; INSTANCE=0; PORT=1; }<br />

SECONDARY={ DGID=fe8000000000000000066a21de00003c;<br />

IOCGUID=00066a02de00003c; INSTANCE=0; PORT=1; }<br />

}<br />

Combination method<br />

In this example, if either the Ethernet port, the Ethernet gateway or the adapter<br />

port fails, traffic using eioc1 will begin using Ethernet port 2 on gateway 03c via<br />

adapter port 1.<br />

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

PRIMARY={ DGID=fe8000000000000000066a21de000048;<br />

IOCGUID=00066a02de000048; INSTANCE=0; PORT=2; }<br />

SECONDARY={ DGID=fe8000000000000000066a21de00003c;<br />

IOCGUID=00066a02de00003c; INSTANCE=0; PORT=1; }<br />

}<br />

Creating VirtualNIC Ethernet Interface Configuration Files<br />

For each Ethernet interface defined in the /etc/infiniband/qlgc_vnic.cfg<br />

file, create an interface configuration file:<br />

For SuSE and SLES OS:<br />

/etc/sysconfig/network/ifcfg-NAME<br />

For RHEL OS:<br />

/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-NAME<br />

where NAME is the value of the NAME field specified in the CREATE block.<br />

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