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VLANS as such don't exist in InfiniBand so the Linux VLAN support i.e. vcontrol is not applicable.<BR>
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Instead, you should use InfiniBand partitions. Like VLANs these create separated broadcast domains which you then typically use for different IP subnets.<BR>
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You are already using these, your /dev/ib0 and /dev/ib1 just happen to be in the default partition.<BR>
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As you create additional partitions, then the server ports you then add as members will have new /dev/ib0_part# instances created. ie a server with a dual port card, added to three partitions will have six /dev/ib instances<BR>
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Bear in mind if you want to bond these logical ports that they need to be within the same broadcast domain<BR>
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Richard Croucher<BR>
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On Fri, 2011-10-21 at 11:39 +0900, Hiroyuki Sato wrote:
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Dear members.
I would like ask the following question.
Does IPoIB bonding support VLAN??
If so, how to configure it?
Environment
OFED: OFED-1.5.3.2
OS: Scientific Linux 6.1
Sincerely.
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