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So now that I've confirmed the performance advantages of SMB Direct, what I would like to do is enable RDMA in the Proxmox gui itself so that I can at least keep to the codebase and just rely on patch-files instead, any idea where the code in proxmox is where it creates the cifs mounts? Update...

WOW! Cannot believe how much of a performance increase this has now brought to my setup. Been comparing ceph to zfs to physical disks to locally hosted qcows and raws etc... and it seems that using a windows barebone hyper-v host with a CIFS share via SMB Direct with RDMA gives a huge increase...

Ok, I managed to get a Kernel building and working. Could some nice gent/lady point me to the direction of the appropriate file where I can insert the kernel config: CONFIG_CIFS_SMB_DIRECT=y Thank you!

Hi, I'm homelab'ing Proxmox, and thought I'd manually create a CIFS share, works fine, but then I add the rdma parameter in the mount.cifs command, and it fails to create the share. I checked dmesg, and I see 'CIFS VFS: CONFIG_CIFS_SMB_DIRECT is not enabled'. So it appears the CIFS module was...