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it will depend on your motherboard and the pcie-NIC you have. this is also a hit-N-miss scenario..., though, i only read it in the interwebs... some cards may or mayNOT allow your CPU to go into a lower Cstates... do more research, choose your NIC and update us here... note: i also don't have...

although this is quite old, I'll try to add my inputs with this. I have a similar problem with this passing a PCI card (dual intel nic) unto 2 different processor/motherboard combo: 1st group: intel xeon e5520 + intel dx58so 2nd group: intel xeon e3-1220l + asrock p67 extreme4 as far as I...

thanks for such inputs, I'll try to note with what you have said with iperf, I hope I can complete what I'm making. anyways, its just that with diskless softwares, they utilize a single ethernet port on the server of which is distributed to clients like 10 to 20 diskless workstations or even...

greetings, I'll try this here hope someone will be able to answer or point me to the right direction. here is the scenario: lets say I have a 'diskless server' (will be virtuallized essentially), this specific server serves workstations without physical disk to be able to boot windows...

yeah, the migrate thing seems a good point, thanks for the responses.

thanks for the quick response sir! anyways, what you have suggested will be my final approach just in case I give up on nic passthrough. also, Off Topic, I might need to open a new topic on this one, anyways, since you have experience on those bonding, have you tried bonding nics without...

hello Q-wulf the reason I'm trying to passthrough 'devices' to VMS are: -- trying to experiment -- to have the VM have exclusive rights to a device -- and why nics are passedthrough, because its for use for a UTM appliance and 1 VM that serves diskless workstations I know some will argue that...

greetings to all, I am currently evaluating proxmox and I'm able to create "regular" VM's without problems. Going past creating regular VM's, I'm trying to passthrough some intel ethernet card(s) and I will have problems if: -- two physical intel ethernet cards are passthrough to a single...