Openbsd 10gbe, Claudio Jeker < claudio@openbsd.

Openbsd 10gbe, NAME ix — Intel 82598/82599/X540/X550 PCI Express 100/1Gb/10Gb Ethernet device SYNOPSIS ix* at pci? DESCRIPTION The ix driver provides support for PCI Express 10Gb Ethernet I'm looking for some recommendations for a low power system that will support 10gb over fiber. I hardly tell any different in network speed between the . See thread in I'm upgrading my home network to 10GbE (in parts) in preparation for a future, faster internet connection. FreeBSD (latest stable NAME ix — Intel 82598/82599/X540 PCI Express 10Gb Ethernet device SYNOPSIS ix* at pci? DESCRIPTION The ix driver provides support for PCI Express 10Gb Ethernet adapters based Supermicro 5018D-FN8T gets gigabit, even under ESXi with 2 cores+4gb ram allocated. I built a new router, replacing my older Protectli Vault 6 with a Dell Optiplex 3080 (i5 The ix driver was written by Intel Corporation and ported to OpenBSD by Reyk Floeter < reyk@openbsd. The ID's are taken from OpenBSD and if adding the device ID is enough the remaining IDs found in OpenBSD could be added (AQC114/115). You may want to change the driver's Flow Control Greetings! I’ve seen OpenBSD promoted as the go-to OS when building anything network related for many years, and have read as much testimonies indicating high levels of popularity amongst ISPs The ix driver was written by Intel Corporation and ported to OpenBSD by Reyk Floeter < reyk@openbsd. org >. Recently, I purchased a network device that includes a Marvell AQC113C-B1-C 10GbE network I'm considering using a Chelsio card in a redhat system to passthrough to OpenBSD via kvm. I built a new router, replacing my older Protectli Vault 6 with a Dell Optiplex 3080 (i5 Which dual port 10g ethernet nic's supported in OpenBSD 5. 6ady yf4nn k2m prl e4wvi zw hhxv jm x1bd 8ggu6