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4 – EVIC Configuration and Monitoring Features
Configuration
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❥ Data QP
The queue pair number that the data path is using.
4.3.2
Configure Pause
As defined by the IEEE 802.3x specification, PAUSE is a simple stop-start form of
flow control. A device can temporarily halt incoming data by sending a PAUSE
frame, which is a parameter indicating the length of time the sender should wait
before sending additional data.
If enabled, the EVIC port issues a PAUSE command across the Ethernet port when
the number of receive buffers currently posted to the MAC falls below a
predetermined value. The PAUSE condition is relieved when the number of receive
buffers currently posted to the MAC exceeds this predetermined value. An EVIC
port will always react to a received PAUSE command.
Figure 4-19. Configure Pause
NOTE: Pause is enabled on both Ethernet ports by default. Disabling Pause in
currently not an option.
To view the Pause Configuration window:
1. From Menu, select Configuration.
2. Select Configure Pause. The Pause Configuration window is displayed:
Figure 4-20. Pause Capability Window
3. For each EVIC port, select ENABLED or DISABLED.