NetQueue is enabled by default. To use NetQueue after it has been disabled, you must reenable it.
Prerequisites
Familiarize yourself with the information on configuring NIC drivers in
Getting Started with vSphere Command-Line Interfaces.
Procedure
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In the VMware vSphere CLI, use the following command depending on the host version:
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vicfg-advcfg --set true VMkernel.Boot.netNetQueueEnable
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esxcli system settings kernel set --setting="netNetqueueEnabled" --value="TRUE"
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Use the VMware vSphere CLI to configure the NIC driver to use NetQueue.
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NetQueue is enabled by default.
Prerequisites
Familiarize yourself with the information on configuring NIC drivers in
Getting Started with vSphere Command-Line Interfaces.
Procedure
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In the VMware vSphere CLI, use the following command depending on the host version:
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vicfg-advcfg --set false VMkernel.Boot.netNetQueueEnable
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esxcli system settings kernel set --setting="netNetqueueEnabled" --value="FALSE"
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To disable NetQueue on the NIC driver, use the vicfg-module -s "" module name command.
For example, if you are using the s2io NIC driver, use vicfg-module -s "" s2io.
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