[Beowulf] typical latencies for gigabit ethernet
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Mark Hahn hahn at mcmaster.caMon Jun 29 13:15:53 PDT 2009
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> Hmm...well I must be doing something terribly wrong then. Our > latencies are in the 140 microseconds range (as revealed by ping) well, ping is not _really_ a benchmark ;) but it does sound like you have interrupt coalescing enabled. on our dl145g2 nodes (BCM95721), I can peel ~40 us off ping times by "ethtool -C eth1 rx-usecs 1". ping is also reporting round-trip, (MPI benchmarks quote half-rtt). also, ping is using 64B packets, not min-sized ones. > What's a typical debug protocol? What should I be checking for? well, look at "ethtool -c" output and try with "ping -s 20".
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