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Date: Wed, 15 Apr 2009 10:37:14 -0400
From: Carl Trieloff <cctrieloff@redhat.com>
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Subject: Re: rdma protocol with qpid
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ft420 wrote:
> how to use qpidd with rdma protocol? I have gone through the FAQ still i am unclear about what exactly has to be done to use rdma protocol? do we have to install anything? i have already installed qpidd-rdma-0.4.732838-1.el5.i386 and qpidc-rdma-0.4.732838-1.el5.i386
>
> ./qpidd --transport rdma -p 5006 
> 2009-apr-15 19:26:58 notice Listening on TCP port 5006
> 2009-apr-15 19:26:58 critical Broker start-up failed: No such transport: 'rdma' (qpid/broker/Broker.cpp:389)
> 2009-apr-15 19:26:58 notice Shut down
>
> thanking in anticipation
>
>   

Two things,

1. load the rdma module on the broker & client
2. if you use perftest or latencytest, use -P rdma

or if you have your our client, specify rdma and the protocol in the 
connection options. 

i.e. it is done the same way tls /ssl is specified.

Connection Settings:
  -b [ --broker ] HOST (localhost)  Broker host to connect to
  -p [ --port ] PORT (5672)         Broker port to connect to
  -P [ --protocol ] tcp|rdma (tcp)  Protocol to use for broker connection

regards
Carl.

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