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Multicast traffic is forwarded via hardware, and it is possible to achieve wire speed for multicast traffic.
Actual Behavior
Multicast traffic is forwarded via software, and is limited to ~10 Mbit/s.
Steps to Reproduce the Problem
Create a bridge, add two ports and allow traffic between these ports
Connect a device to one port, add an ip address to it, then start an iperf server (e.g. iperf -s -u -B 226.91.1.1%eno2 -i 1) on it
Connect a device to the other port, add an ip address from the same range to it, then start an iperf client (iperf -c 226.91.1.1 -B <ip address> -u -T 32 -t 3 -b 500M)
Specifications
Version: BISDN Linux main / baseboxd 2.2.0
Platform: AS44610
Subsystem: nl_bridge
Initial Investigation
The issue are the ACL flows for multicast traffic that redirect all multicast traffic to the controller. When they are deleted, the expected throughput is reached.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Trident 2 and Tomahawk+ are also fine, so this really seems to be a Helix 4 issue.
KanjiMonster
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multicast traffic is forwarded via software
multicast traffic is limited by Controller rx limit on helix 4 (accton as4610)
Aug 21, 2024
Expected Behavior
Multicast traffic is forwarded via hardware, and it is possible to achieve wire speed for multicast traffic.
Actual Behavior
Multicast traffic is forwarded via software, and is limited to ~10 Mbit/s.
Steps to Reproduce the Problem
iperf -s -u -B 226.91.1.1%eno2 -i 1
) on itiperf -c 226.91.1.1 -B <ip address> -u -T 32 -t 3 -b 500M
)Specifications
Initial Investigation
The issue are the ACL flows for multicast traffic that redirect all multicast traffic to the controller. When they are deleted, the expected throughput is reached.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: