Youâll need two cards, the switch, and two DAC cables.
Itâs too bad that you canât run emulated hardware to be able to test this.
The idea isnât just to migrate from something that I donât have now to another thing that still doesnât have the thing now.
The purpose behind the question was intended to see if there is an option that I wasnât aware of before, so that I will be able to migrate from a thing that I donât have now to something that I will have in the future.
As it stands right now, if I want NFSoRDMA, my CentOS nodes have that, but it doesnât have the âprettyâ NAS GUI.
Conversely, FreeNAS/Qnap has the âprettyâ NAS GUI, but no NFSoRDMA.
Thank you, though, for helping me with doing some of the leg work in order to try and find out whatâs in the realm of possible.
SoâŚit looks like it might be Cockpit for CentOS then?
(Sidebar: For some strange reason, I wasnât able to get the nfs-kernel-server to work in Xubuntu 16.04 to serve up NFSoRDMA, even with rdma_core installed.)
CentOS worked. Xubuntu as a server didnât. (But as a client, it will mount NFSoRDMA, but will use port 0 instead of port 20049.)