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Asic Offloading Question
I have assumed that throughput will always be better when set auto-asic-offload is set to disable
However, this is not the case when we disabled it. Download time per second is 3-4 times slower when I disabled it.
Any reasons why this happens?
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Hi,
- Can you check the session and confirm if the ASIC offload is occurring?
- You can set the filters and check the session if the session is offloaded.
- Check the "npu info" section as mentioned in the below document.
Regards,
Shiva
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The option decides if the traffic is hardware-offloaded. Offload is enabled by default, and there is no reason to disable it except bugs. If you truly have higher throughput with offload disabled, open a TAC case on the support site. The sane expectation is the reverse - the FortiGate is expected to be able to have higher total throughput with offloaded traffic than with non-offloaded one.
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Hello
auto-asic-offload enable: means special dedicated ASIC helps your CPU/kernel to do the job.
auto-asic-offload disable: CPU/kernel to do the job on his own
ASIC does it faster, So your assumption is wrong.
