Abstract:
A remote direct memory access (RDMA) data transmission system includes a first network device in a first host and a second network device in a second host. The first network device may create a shared send queue (SSQ) used by a plurality of processes run by the first host, obtain an RDMA data transmission message of a first process from the SSQ, and encapsulate a first identifier corresponding to the first process into a first packet in which the RDMA data transmission message is encapsulated. The second network device is configured to encapsulate the first identifier into a second packet in which a feedback message is encapsulated.
Abstract:
A method, an apparatus, a host, and a network system for processing a packet. The method includes receiving, by a physical host through a virtual bridge in the physical host, a network packet sent by a source virtual machine in the physical host, where the network packet carries a source media access control (MAC) address and a target MAC address; obtaining, by the physical host according to the source MAC address and the target MAC address by querying correspondence between each virtual machine MAC address and a security domain, a security domain to which the source virtual machine corresponds and a security domain to which a target virtual machine corresponds; and controlling, by the physical host, the virtual bridge to discard the network packet, when the security domain to which the source virtual machine corresponds is different from a security domain corresponding to the virtual bridge.
Abstract:
A method, an apparatus, a host, and a network system for processing a packet. The method includes receiving, by a physical host through a virtual bridge in the physical host, a network packet sent by a source virtual machine in the physical host, where the network packet carries a source media access control (MAC) address and a target MAC address; obtaining, by the physical host according to the source MAC address and the target MAC address by querying correspondence between each virtual machine MAC address and a security domain, a security domain to which the source virtual machine corresponds and a security domain to which a target virtual machine corresponds; and controlling, by the physical host, the virtual bridge to discard the network packet, when the security domain to which the source virtual machine corresponds is different from a security domain corresponding to the virtual bridge.