Receive side scaling (RSS) is a network driver technology that enables the efficient distribution of network receive processing across multiple CPUs in multiprocessor systems. Note Because hyper-threaded CPUs on the same core processor share the same execution engine, the effect is not the same as having multiple core processors. For this reason, RSS does not use hyper-threaded processors. To process received data efficiently, a miniport drivers receive interrupt service function schedules a deferred procedure call (DPC). Without RSS, a typical DPC indicates all received data within the DPC call. Therefore, all of the receive processing that is associated with the interrupt runs on the CPU where the receive interrupt occurs. For an overview of non-RSS receive processing, see Non-RSS Receive Processing. With RSS, the NIC and miniport driver provide the ability to schedule receive DPCs on other processors. Also, the RSS design ensures that the processing that is associated with a given connection stays on an assigned CPU. The NIC implements a hash function and the resulting hash value provides the means to select a CPU. bit.ly/1oqdvYH for additional basic safety on #fb. And check ubuntustudio.org/ for those who like music. #Bosco #Bethel #Adventist #Joseph #Mahal #Library #Beach #Hack #Park ,#Stadium #FIFA #Cricket #Choolai #Cooum #Jayalalitha #Stalin #Sabha #Shastri #Computer #Eden #Adam #Eve #SantaCruz #SRK
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