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IWARP

iWARP is a computer networking protocol that implements remote direct memory access (RDMA) for efficient data transfer over Internet Protocol networks. Contrary to some accounts, iWARP is not an acronym.

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IWARP

Nodes31
Edges30
Triples99
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.064516
Components1

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IWARP

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related to history · 27
IWARP → Adaptation, Comments, DDP, DDP-level, Direct Data Placement, Direct Data Placement Protocol, IETF, In, It, Marker PDU Aligned Framing, MPA/TCP, Protocol, Protocol Specification, RDMA Send, RDMAP, Read, Reliable Transports, Remote Direct Memory Access, Request, RFC
related to Services available · 21
IWARP → Extensions, Fabrics, GPUDirect, Linux, Microsoft Windows, Network Direct, Network File System, Networking, NFS, NVMe, NVMEoF, OFED, OpenFabrics Alliance, OpenFabrics Enterprise Distribution, RDMA, SCSI RDMA Protocol, SDP, Server Message Block Direct, SMB Direct, Sockets Direct Protocol
related to External links · 15
IWARP → Access, Direct Data Placement Charter, IETF, Message Passing Interface Archived, MPI-SCTP, New Hampshire InterOperability Laboratory, OpenFabrics Alliance, RDMA, SMB2 Remote Direct Memory, Stream Control Transmission Protocol, Testing, Transport Protocol, University, Using, Wayback Machine
related to Protocol · 12
IWARP → DDP, Direct Data Placement Protocol, However, IETF, In, MPA, PDU, RDMA, SCTP, TCP, The, To
related to Implementation · 11
IWARP → As, Because, Furthermore, RDMA, Similarly, TCP, TCP Offload Engine, TCP/IP, The, The RDMA, TOE
related to Interfaces · 11
IWARP → As, However, Implementations, IT-API, Linux, Network Direct, OpenFabrics Verbs, RNICPI, Several, Verbs, Windows
is a · 1
IWARP → computer networking protocol that implements remote direct memory access

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protocol rdma data tcp direct ddp rfc remote sctp network placement memory access ietf defines hardware protocols transmission implementation specification

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
IWARPis acomputer networking protocol that implements remote direct memory access0.90text
Transmission Control Protocolinstance ofstandard congestion-aware protocols0.80text
IWARPrelated to External linksOpenFabrics Alliance0.60section
IWARPrelated to External linksUniversity0.60section
IWARPrelated to External linksNew Hampshire InterOperability Laboratory0.60section
IWARPrelated to External linksTesting0.60section
IWARPrelated to External linksDirect Data Placement Charter0.60section
IWARPrelated to External linksIETF0.60section
IWARPrelated to External linksMPI-SCTP0.60section
IWARPrelated to External linksUsing0.60section
IWARPrelated to External linksStream Control Transmission Protocol0.60section
IWARPrelated to External linksMessage Passing Interface Archived0.60section

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