Virtual Resources Supported - Oracle® Virtual Networking QDR and EDR Host Drivers for Oracle Linux 7.2 Release Notes

Oracle® Virtual Networking QDR and EDR Host Drivers for Oracle Linux 7.2 Release Notes

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Updated: November 2016

Oracle^® Virtual Networking QDR and EDR Host Drivers for Oracle Linux 7.2 Release Notes

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Virtual Resources Supported

Boot Methods Supported

Downloading and Installing the Host Drivers

Enabling Host Drivers on Embedded Kernels

Disable Oracle Virtual Networking Services and Uninstall User Space RPM

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Virtual Resources Supported

This release of the host drivers supports the following number of virtual resources for each host.

I/O Resource	Maximum Supported
vNICs	Eight 10-Gbps vNICs Sixteen 1-Gbps vNICs Four jumbo vNICs, either 1-Gbps or 10-Gbps vNICs with a 9014-byte MTU Four iSCSI vNICs (for iSCSI storage) Eight PVI vNICs 8 EDR uVnics PVI vNICs and standard vNICs can be configured in any combination as long as they are within the maximum limit supported.
vHBAs	Eight vHBAs Four multipath vHBAs

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