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From: Sergey Balabanov <balabanovsv@ecotelecom.ru>
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Subject: [dpdk-dev] Bond port with multiple queues
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Hello,

I configured a bond port with 2 rx queues on it and added 2 slaves into the 
bond port. When I run traffic I get all packets on queue #0. This is quite 
expected when RSS turned off. When I turn on RSS all packets are distributed 
between two rx queues. There is no guarantee that I will get all packets from 
the slave port #0 on some queue and all packets from the slave port #1 on 
another queue.
Does anybody know is there a way to configure bond port in a way when all traffic 
on port #0 goes to queue #0 and traffic on port #1 goes to queue #1?

Thanks,
Sergey Balabanov