TCP Chimney Offload impact on network monitoring in Database Activity Monitoring
Last Modified: 2023-09-13 09:44:00 Etc/GMT
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TCP Chimney Offload impact on network monitoring in Database Activity Monitoring
Technical Articles ID:
KB77836
Last Modified: 2023-09-13 09:44:00 Etc/GMT EnvironmentDatabase Activity Monitoring (DAM) 4.x
SummaryTCP Chimney Offload is a Microsoft Windows feature. It transfers Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) traffic processing from a CPU to an NIC that supports TCP Chimney Offload. Moving TCP/IP processing from the CPU to the network adapter can free the CPU to perform more application-level functions.
TCP Chimney Offload is configured in the operating system in three modes:
NOTES:
If the TCP Chimney Offload parameter is set to Enabled on Windows, the following occurs:
SolutionTo activate the Database Activity Network Monitoring:
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