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E2E Deployment and Operations Guide with Switchless Networking (Windows)
Deployment Introduction Solution Overview Solution Deployment Network integration overview Switchless Architecture Additional guidance for all configurations
Additional guidance for all configurations
Enable jumbo frames
Update network adapter advanced properties
RDMA configuration
VLAN
Deploying and Configuring a Host Cluster Persistent Memory for Windows Server HCI Day 1 operations Managing and monitoring clusters with Windows Admin Center Dell OpenManage Integration with Windows Admin Center Updates and maintenance

Enable jumbo frames

Enable jumbo frames

  • Enabling jumbo frames specifically on the interfaces supporting the storage network might help improve the overall read/write performance of the Azure Stack HCI cluster. An end-to-end configuration of jumbo frames is required to take advantage of this technology. However, support for jumbo frame sizes varies among software, NIC, and switch vendors. The lowest value within the data path determines the maximum frame size that is used for that path.

    Card Maximum frame size supported
    Mellanox CX5/CX6 9614 bytes
    Qlogic 41262 9614 bytes
    Intel E810 9238 bytes

    For the storage network adapters in the host operating system, enable jumbo frames by running the Set-NetworkAdapterAdvancedProperty cmdlet.

    Note: Network adapters from different vendors support different jumbo packet sizes. The configured value must be consistent across the host operating system and network switch configuration.

    For information about configuring jumbo frames at the switch port level, see Sample Network Switch Configuration Files.