Consider the following scenario:
If you use the netsh int tcp show global command to query for the receive-side scaling status, you receive output that indicates that receive-side scaling is disabled. This output resembles the following:
Receive-side scaling helps improve network processing on computers that have multiple processors and high-speed network adapters. Therefore, this problem usually may be seen on computers that have 10-gigabit network adapters.
When this problem occurs, you lose the increase in network bandwidth that results from receive-side scaling.
- You have a computer that runs Windows Server 2008.
- A network adapter that supports receive-side scaling (RSS) is installed on the computer.
- You enable receive-side scaling on the network adapter.
If you use the netsh int tcp show global command to query for the receive-side scaling status, you receive output that indicates that receive-side scaling is disabled. This output resembles the following:
Querying active state...Notes
TCP Global Parameters
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Receive-Side Scaling State : disabled
Chimney Offload State : enabled
Receive Window Auto-Tuning Level : highlyrestricted
Add-On Congestion Control Provider : none
ECN Capability : disabled
RFC 1323 Timestamps : disabled
Receive-side scaling helps improve network processing on computers that have multiple processors and high-speed network adapters. Therefore, this problem usually may be seen on computers that have 10-gigabit network adapters.
When this problem occurs, you lose the increase in network bandwidth that results from receive-side scaling.