Beging to layer your approach proof of concept. Start from there Essentially for the most reliable, stable connection with the highest performance opportunity, we're hoping Dell has done the due diligence and come up with the recommended configuration for these settings. One that results in the least dropped connections and allows the data to move the fastest. What can you tell me about where these errored states are being reported - switchport interface counters, switch logs, OS netsh interface Can you also share a depiction of your setup either explain or general drawing?
I'll be asking quite a few more questions from the Init to the Target as we progress, but lets start with these questions first. Bear with me. They are all in the same VLAN on same subnet. In this particular situation, the servers are attached to the same switch as the array and are in the same subnet. Received Sent.
Messages Errors 0 0. Time Exceeded 0 0. Redirects 0 0. Echo Replies 0 Echos 0. Timestamps 0 0. Address Masks 0 0.
Packet Too Big 0 0. Echos 0 0. Echo Replies 0 0. MLD Queries 0 0. MLD Reports 0 0. MLD Dones 0 0. Bytes Discards Well, there is more than just discard problems resets, fragmentation, retransmits.
Can you provide the switch stats for these ports, and if possible the switch logs for errored events purge any company IP data before posting. Not good. But I think it is best to start with that and get it going before trying others.
Skip to main content Press Enter. Sign in. Skip auxiliary navigation Press Enter. Skip main navigation Press Enter. Toggle navigation. Search Options. Ghost Solution Suite. Expand all Collapse all sort by most recent sort by thread. Interrupt Vict Hi, It is under [pktdrv] section. Hi, Yes, it is frustrating when things don't work, but I hope the it would pay back once it i Hi, OK. What you are trying to do it certainly possible, but some of them are not straight fo Broadcom Employee.
Migration User. Posted Nov 06, AM. Reply Reply Privately Options Dropdown. When I run into trouble is when I go to pull an image onto a machine HPdc I've used at least 3 interations of Protocol. RE: error 41 unable to bind, and unable to Ghostcast. Posted Nov 07, AM. Posted Nov 10, AM. Posted Nov 11, AM. Posted Nov 12, AM. Now how the CPU accesses this handler depends on the type of interrupt.
In case of Vectored interrupt, the vector number specifies the address of the Handler, hence the CPU jumps to the address and executes the handler. In this case there is always a specific handler that needs to be executed, hence no need to pass a vector for the address of the handler. The important feature of a vectored interrupt is that the device itself provides the interrupt vector address. With non-vectored interrupts, all devices using the same interrupt request routine will transfer control to the same location, and the interrupt service routine will have to figure out which of the possible devices is actually interrupting.
With a vectored interrupt, the device tells the interrupt mechanism what its vector address is. The vector address corresponds to a store location in which the OS or device driver has written the address of an appropriate interrupt service routine.
Typically each device has its own vector address so the "which device is interrupting" decision is trivial. The terminology is a little messed up, since the table of interrupt service routine addresses is frequently called the "interrupt vector table", but the term used for both vectored interrupts interrupting device identifies a slot in the vector and non-vectored interrupts interrupt request line corresponds to a slot in the vector.
When the external device interrupts the CPU interrupt request , CPU has to execute interrupt service routine for servicing that interrupt. If the internal control circuit of the processor produces a CALL to a predetermined memory location which is the starting address of interrupt service routine, then that address is called vector address and such interrupts are called vector interrupts.
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