VirtualVmxnet3StrictLatencyConfig
The structure below defines the strict latency configuration of a network adapter.
The configuration parameters are only supported when the strict latency capability is enabled on the adapter. When adding a new adapter, unset config parameters are interpreted as "use the default value". When altering the configuration of an existing adapter, unset parameters mean "do not change the current config"
Since: vSphere API Release 8.0.3.1
{
"_typeName": "string",
"allowed": false,
"measureLatency": false,
"maxTxQueues": 0,
"maxRxQueues": 0,
"txDataRingDescSize": 0,
"rxDataRingDescSize": 0,
"disableOffload": "string"
}Indicates whether strict latency configuration is allowed on this network adapter.
Requires VM hardware version compatible with ESXi release supporting the "real-time switch" feature.
Indicates whether the latency measurement is enabled.
The default value is "enabled".
The number of transmit queues.
The default value is 1. The allowed range is 1 to 32, including.
The number of receive queues.
The default value is 1. The allowed range is 1 to 32, including.
The transmit data ring size.
The default value is 256. The allowed range is 128 to 2048, including, must be multiple of 64.
The receive data ring size.
The default value is 256. The allowed range is 128 to 2048, including, must be multiple of 64.
Type of disable offload being performed on the specified network adapter.
If not specified, TSO_LRO will be used as the default during adding new network adapter. The supported values are listed in VirtualVmxnet3StrictLatencyConfigDisableOffloadEnum.