However if we try to pass through a physical NIC which doesn't support SR-IOV, we may still need to configure "PCI alias". Because I don't have a physical NIC which doesn't support SR-IOV on my server, I can't test passing such NIC to VM by creating port whose vnic_type is direct-physical.
Hi Matt,
I find another way to pass through SR-IOV capable physical NIC to VM. This new way doesn't require to configure "PCI alias". The key point is to create a port whose vnic_type is direct-physical. The following link can be referenced: /access. redhat. com/documentati on/en-us/ red_hat_ openstack_ platform/ 10/html/ networking_ guide/sr- iov-support- for-virtual- networking
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However if we try to pass through a physical NIC which doesn't support SR-IOV, we may still need to configure "PCI alias". Because I don't have a physical NIC which doesn't support SR-IOV on my server, I can't test passing such NIC to VM by creating port whose vnic_type is direct-physical.