Installation guide

Alacritech Accelerator Users Guide: Microsoft Windows Edition 4-8
Lsov2IPv6
Large Send Offload Version 2
(IPv6)
0 = Disabled
1 = Enabled
1 = Enabled
RSS
Receive Side Scaling
0 = Disabled
1 = Enabled
1 = Enabled
JumboPacket
Jumbo Packet
0 = Disabled
(1500 MTU)
1 = Enabled
(9000 MTU)
0 = Disabled
In one of the examples above, we created a Hot Standby team. Starting with that
team, we can use slicutil to change the team type to FEC and enable jumbo frames.
C:\Temp> slicutil team modify teamid=22 type=FEC jumbopacket=1
Modifying Alacritech Accelerator Team #Team1 ... done.
C:\Temp> slicutil interface show 22
Interface ID: 22
Name: team_test
Device Name: Alacritech Accelerator Team #Team1
Type: 802.3AD Team
Members: Alacritech SEN2102ET Accelerator Slot #3 Port A
Team1 [7]
Alacritech SEN2102ET Accelerator Slot #3 Port B
Team1 [12]
Jumbo Packet: 1 = Enabled
IPv4 Checksum Offload: 3 = RX & TX Enabled
TCPv4 Checksum Offload: 3 = RX & TX Enabled
Receive Side Scaling: 1 = Enabled
TCP Large Send Offload: 1 = Enabled
4.6.2 Configuring Normal Interface Advanced Properties Using reg.exe
Warning: The following procedure requires careful attention to detail. Typographic er-
rors can result in unpredictable behavior.
Configuring driver properties using the reg command is a workaound until a safer
simpler method is available though an updated version of slicutil. The basic idea is that
you use reg.exe to modify registry values, and then reset the interface (via netsh) to
get it to read the new values. For a description of what the registry setting do, see the
driver options page
Because it is easy to make mistakes when messing with the registry in this fashion, we
recommend that the first thing you do is set a variable to contain the base registry
path.