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Infortrend RDMA Configuration Guide

Last modified date: Tue, 10 Mar 2026 16:25:19 GMT+8

Supported Operating Systems

  • The latest GS firmware supports Linux with RoCE capabilities.

Supported Models

  1. GS 3000/4000 G3 Series
  2. GS 2000U/3000U/4000U/5000U Series
  3. GS 5000 Series

Supported GS Network Ports

  1. 25Gb Host Board:
    • Model: RES25G1HIO4-0010
    • Supporting Firmware: 1.67S.07
  2. 100Gb Host Board:
    • Models: RES100G1HIO1-0010, RES100G1HIO2-0010
    • Supporting Firmware: 1.64A.21
  3. On-board 25Gb Interface of GS 3000 G3:
    • Supporting Firmware: 1.64A.21
(Firmware version in parentheses indicates the minimum supported version.)

RDMA Configuration Steps

  1. Block-Level Configuration Example
    • Login to iSER:
      # iscsiadm -m discovery -t st -p <Target_IP>
      # iscsiadm -m node -p <Target_IP> -o update -n iface.transport_name -v iser
      # iscsiadm -m node -p <Target_IP> -l
      
    • Logout from iSER:
      # iscsiadm -m node -p <Target_IP> -u
    • Check iSER Mode:
      # iscsiadm -m session
    • Add iSER Path to Increase Performance (Ensure Linux MPIO is configured):
      # iscsiadm -m session -r 2 -o new
  2. File-Level Configuration Example (RoCE)
    • The current firmware version supports NFS RDMA.
    • Check NFS Export:
      # showmount -e 172.22.110.58
      Export list for 172.22.110.58:
      # /Pool-1/volume1/nfs *
    • Mount NFS Export with RDMA:
      # sudo mount -o rdma,port=20049 172.22.110.58:/Pool-1/volume1/nfs /mnt/nfs
Note:

NFS RDMA is available on port 20049.

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