[Openib-windows] Open IB 2006 Sonoma Workshop

Gilad Shainer Shainer at Mellanox.com
Tue Jan 17 15:15:17 PST 2006


Hi,

Fab (Silverstorm) and Gilad (Mellanox) have worked on an agenda for the
windows sessions. There are 5 sessions availabe and here is the suggestion
for the first 4:

1. Windows general update
Covering the last year development under OpenIB. What is the status of each
of the components, work in progress and future plans. OpenIB release and
schedule, WHQL certification etc. Open discussion on item that are missing.
Presenters - Fab (Silverstorm) and Gilad (Mellanox)

2. SDP
Sockets Direct Protocol (SDP) enables sockets-based applications to
transparently utilize the InfiniBand RDMA and protocol offload capabilities.
CPU utilization is significantly reduced and superior bandwidth can be
achieved. The SDP implementation complies with the InfiniBand standard and
is interoperable with other operating systems. The session introduces the
protocol and presents OpenIB (open source development community)
implementation for SDP in the Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 operating
systems. 
Presenters: Gilad (Mellanox) and TBD

3. MemFree technology
MemFree technology reduce the need of local attached memory. This
presentation will cover the new host memory structure (ICM), and the MemFree
concept. In order to support MemFree technology, major changes have been
done in the low level driver. The session will cover the changes and also
performance analysis for comparing to the Mem driver.
Presenters: TBD

4. Microsoft presentation
Microsoft view on the windows development, Windows CCS, Longhorn plans and
WHQL
Presenter: Eric (Microsoft) 
  
5. TBD


Please send your comments/feedback and also suggestions for the 5th session.

Thanks,
Gilad.



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Gilad Shainer 
Technical Marketing 
Mellanox Technologies 
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