Hi,
according to MS in windows server 2016 RTM (hyper-v) when I create vswitch with Switch Embedded Teaming I should be able to use SR-IOV for VMs.
Is it currently supported with ConnectX-4 and WinOF-2 ? (v1.50 at this time).
Hi,
according to MS in windows server 2016 RTM (hyper-v) when I create vswitch with Switch Embedded Teaming I should be able to use SR-IOV for VMs.
Is it currently supported with ConnectX-4 and WinOF-2 ? (v1.50 at this time).
Ranith Japa,
SET Compatibility with Windows Server Networking Technologies
SET is compatible with the following networking technologies in Windows Server 2016.
SET is not compatible with the following networking technologies in Windows Server 2016.
SET is the new alternative NIC Teaming solution in Windows Server 2016 and you can find more information about it here - Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA) and Switch Embedded Teaming (SET) Host network requirements for Azure Stack HCI - Azure Stack HCI | Microsoft Docs
Aviap,
SRIOV is not supported on SET team.
Ok, so from release notes for WinOF-2 1.60 (1.60_FUR) this is a known issue:
954496 - Description: Windows Server 2016 Switch Embedded Teaming (SET) does not work in SR-IOV mode.
Hope it will be fixed in the future.
Hello Andrzej,
In OS Windows server 2016 with latest windows updates this problem has been fixed.
Please use our latest WinOF-2 drivers from http://www.mellanox.com/page/products_dyn?product_family=32&mtag=windows_sw_drivers http://www.mellanox.com/page/products_dyn?product_family=32&mtag=windows_sw_drivers .
B.R
Vitaliy
Starting from Windows 2012 and latter (including windows 2016 of course ) - all teaming drivers and support is now within Microsoft native OS NetLBFO
Mellanox is not involved whatsoever with providing module, packet etc…so it’s all with MS to check whether CX4 or any other adapter adapter is in their support compatibility matrix
see https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj130849.aspx https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj130849.aspx
see also relevant NSDN documentation on that
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