Setup Jumbo Frames in Solar Is
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Solaris 10: nxge Enable Jumbo Frames on All Interfaces vi /kernel/drv/nxge.conf # Add... accept_jumbo = 1; Temporarily Set (no reboot) ndd -set /dev/nxge0 accept_jumbo 1 Perminantly Set (reboot required) reboot Verify Enabled # 1 = enabled, 0 = disabled ndd -get /dev/nxge0 accept_jumbo Solaris 10: ixgb Modify Default MTU vi /kernel/drv/ixgb.conf # Add... default_mtu = 9000; Reboot reboot Solaris 11: ixgb Modify Default MTU vi /kernel/drv/ixgb.conf # Add... default_mtu = 9000;
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Solaris 10: nxge Enable Jumbo Frames on All Interfacesvi /kernel/drv/nxge.conf # Add...accept_jumbo = 1;
Temporarily Set (no reboot)ndd -set /dev/nxge0 accept_jumbo 1
Perminantly Set (reboot required)reboot
Verify Enabled# 1 = enabled, 0 = disabledndd -get /dev/nxge0 accept_jumbo
Solaris 10: ixgb Modify Default MTUvi /kernel/drv/ixgb.conf # Add...default_mtu = 9000;
Rebootreboot
Solaris 11: ixgb Modify Default MTUvi /kernel/drv/ixgb.conf # Add...default_mtu = 9000;
Rebootreboot Configure Linkdladm set-linkprop -p mtu=9000 ixgb0
Solaris 11: ixgbe
Modify Default MTUvi /kernel/drv/ixgbe.conf # Add...default_mtu = 9000;
Disable Network Auto Magic svcadm disable nwam svcadm enable network/physical:default Unplumb and Change MTU ifconfig ixgbe0 unplumb ifconfig ixgbe0 inet6 unplumb # → This is now the standard way to set mtu in Solaris 11dladm set-linkprop -p mtu=9000 ixgbe0 ifconfig ixgbe0 plumb up Set DHCP on Interface ipadm create-addr -T dhcp ixgbe0/v4
