The multi queueing configuration works slightly different than the previous versions or in old 3.10 kernel GAIA versions. A new CLI command was implemented for this purpose:
# mq_mng
Multiqueue configuration optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-s {off,auto,manual}, --set-mode {off,auto,manual}
Configure Multiqueue mode. Either off or auto/manual [default = auto].
Note: this may cause short packet loss
-i [ ...], --interface [ ...] Interfaces list [default = all]. Whitespace delimiter.
-c [ ...], --core [ ...] CPU cores list (should be at least 2). Whitespace delimiter.
-r, --reconf Apply current Multiqueue policy
-o, --show Show Multiqueue status for specific or all interfaces
-v, --verbosity Verbose status
-a Show all interfaces
--show Show Multiqueue configuration. Add -v/-vv for additional data
Note:
Any Multiqueue configuration may cause a temporary packet loss due to NIC reset.
Examples:
Set automaic affinity eth1 and eth2

Set manual affinity to CPU cores 0, 6 , 7, 8 on all interfaces
