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That is indeed very useful and the type of communication I was looking for.
After creating a virtual ethernet over PCIe using a Non-Crosslink NTB connection (as shown in the link provided), what API’s are available to access that virtual ethernet interface? Is it accessible through the DW Socket API?
Understood. I am not very familiar with the terminology. Is there any way to know if my current version of DriveOS is a DevZone release?
If I am able to complete the steps in Non-Transparent Bridging and PCIe Interface Communication , does mean that I am using a PCIe communication?
Hello @VickNV ,
There does not seem to be information about specific API’s in the section provided. Is it possible to use DW Sockets for this ethernet connection?
On a related note, I saw the following samplea being used in the link you provided
hello @VickNV
Thanks for your replies so far.
Could you elaborate on your reply ?
We would like to have an explicit confirmation that, after following the steps in Non-Transparent Bridging and PCIe Interface Communication, a connection using DriveWorks Socket API uses the hardware path labeled as B in the attached picture:
Hello Vick, on that link you provided, there is a reference to a document called DRIVE Dual 10G Ethernet Dongle Product Spec for setup instructions, but it is not linked nor shown where it can be found. Could you tell us the link to find this document?
We are trying to connect to the 10GbE interfaces (path C in our picture) and we need to bridge the two 10GbE switches. from the following picture: Are the white HSD connectors the 10GbE switches?