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Problem about RDMA Fetch&Add operation

I have so far been able to successfully send RDMA Write-Only packets via the send_rdma_synthetic.py file and write the key-value data into the memory address corresponding to the Collector. However, when I use scapy to construct a packet that mimics the RDMA Fetch&Add operation, I find that the packet does not add up the values of the memory addresses as expected. I have disable the icrc validation in RDMA NIC, but it still cannot fetch and add the value of the remote memory address in Collector. I would like to know how to solve this problem?

Here is the code for send_rdma_synthetic.py

#!/usr/bin/env python3

#from scapy.all import send, IP, ICMP
from scapy.all import *
#from scapy.contrib import roce
import random
import sys
import struct
import time
import random
import argparse
import ipaddress


srcMAC = "05:05:05:05:05:05" 
dstMAC = "06:06:06:06:06:06"

srcIP = "192.168.4.3"
dstIP = "192.168.3.3"

rocev2_port = 4791
rdma_dir = "/root/experiment/rdma/rdma_metadata"


# 12 Bytes
class BTH(Packet):
	name = "BTH"
	fields_desc = [
		ByteField("opcode", 0),
		BitField("solicitedEvent", 0, 1),
		BitField("migReq", 1, 1),
		BitField("padCount", 0, 2),
		BitField("transportHeaderVersion", 0, 4),
		XShortField("partitionKey", 0),
		XByteField("reserved1", 0),
		ThreeBytesField("destinationQP", 0),
		BitField("ackRequest", 0, 1),
		BitField("reserved2", 0, 7),
		ThreeBytesField("packetSequenceNumber", 0)
	]

# 16 Bytes
class RETH(Packet):
	name = "RETH"
	fields_desc = [
		BitField("virtualAddress", 0, 64),
		IntField("rKey", 0),
		IntField("dmaLength", 0)
	]

# 28 Bytes
class AtomicETH(Packet):
	name = "AtomicETH"
	fields_desc = [
		BitField("virtualAddress", 0, 64),
		IntField("rKey", 0),
		BitField("addData", 0, 64),
		BitField("cmpData", 0, 64)
	]

class iCRC(Packet):
	name = "iCRC"
	fields_desc = [
		IntField("iCRC", 0)
	]


def makeRocev2Write(psn, dstQP, vAddr, rKey):

	data = b'\x09\x09\x09\x11\x11\x11\x11\x11'

	pkt = Ether(src=srcMAC,dst=dstMAC)
	pkt = pkt/IP(src=srcIP,dst=dstIP,ihl=5,flags=0b010,proto=0x11,id=300,tos=2)
	pkt = pkt/UDP(sport=10000,dport=rocev2_port,chksum=0)
	pkt = pkt/BTH(opcode=0b01010,partitionKey=0xffff,destinationQP=dstQP, packetSequenceNumber=psn)
	pkt = pkt/RETH(dmaLength=8,virtualAddress=vAddr+16,rKey=rKey)
	pkt = pkt/Raw(data)

	pkt["IP"].len = 68
	pkt["UDP"].len = 48
	
	pkt = pkt/iCRC(iCRC=0)

	pkt.show2()
	return pkt

# Make RDMA-Fetch&Add packet
def makeRocev2Fetch_Add(psn, dstQP, vAddr, rKey):
	
	pkt = Ether(src=srcMAC, dst=dstMAC)
	pkt = pkt/IP(src=srcIP, dst=dstIP, ihl=5, flags=0b010, proto=0x11, id=300, tos=2)
	pkt = pkt/UDP(sport=10000, dport=rocev2_port, chksum=0)
	# Fetch&Add operation code is 10100
	pkt = pkt/BTH(opcode=0b10100,partitionKey=0xffff,destinationQP=dstQP, packetSequenceNumber=psn)
	pkt = pkt/AtomicETH(virtualAddress=vAddr, rKey=rKey, addData=1, cmpData=0)
	
	pkt["IP"].len = 72
	pkt["UDP"].len = 52
	
	pkt = pkt/iCRC(iCRC=0)
	print(pkt)
	
	pkt.show2()

	return pkt


def getRDMAMetadata():
	global rdma_dir

	f = open("%s/tmp_qpnum" % rdma_dir, "r")
	queue_pair = int(f.read())
	f.close()
		
	f = open("%s/tmp_psn" % rdma_dir, "r")
	start_psn = int(f.read())
	f.close()
		
	f = open("%s/tmp_memaddr" % rdma_dir, "r")
	memory_start = int(f.read())
	f.close()
		
	f = open("%s/tmp_memlen" % rdma_dir, "r")
	memory_length = int(f.read())
	f.close()
		
	f = open("%s/tmp_rkey" % rdma_dir, "r")
	remote_key = int(f.read())
	f.close()
	
	print("Collector RDMA metadata read from disk!")

	return queue_pair, start_psn, memory_start, memory_length, remote_key


if __name__ == "__main__":
	parser = argparse.ArgumentParser()
	parser.add_argument("--op", type=int, default=1, help="Command to execute: 1 for Write, 2 for Fetch_Add. Default: 1")
	args = parser.parse_args()
	dstQP, psn, vAddr, _, rKey = getRDMAMetadata()
	print("Destination Queue Pair:", dstQP)
	print("Packet Sequence Number:", psn)
	print("Virtual Memory Address:", vAddr)
	print("Remote Key:", rKey)
	if args.op == 1:
		pkt = makeRocev2Write(psn=psn, dstQP=dstQP, vAddr=vAddr, rKey=rKey)
		print("Sending packet", pkt)
		sendp(pkt, iface="enp2s0f0")
		wrpcap("rocev2_write_pkt.pcap",pkt)
	elif args.op == 2:
		print("Prepare to send Fetch&Add RDMA packet")
		pkt = makeRocev2Fetch_Add(psn=psn, dstQP=dstQP, vAddr=vAddr, rKey=rKey)
		print("Sending packet", pkt)
		sendp(pkt, iface="enp2s0f0")
		wrpcap("rocev2_fetch_add_pkt.pcap",pkt)


This is the NAK packet send from Collector and captured by wireshark:
Sever

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