> > >>I can confirm that. I have two systems running at a customer location >>with dual ethernet (Intel) on the motherboard and two DFE-570TX's >>totalling 10 ethernet ports per system, running Dachstein. No problem >>whatsoever >> >What on earth do you use 10 interfaces for? >And what does your routing table and ruleset look like ?!? >I could guess, but I'll wait for an answer :) >Matt > Hi Matt,
You're right, it *is* a rather complicated-looking config (does this sound like an understatement?). The routing table is not too complicated, but the ruleset now has 250+ rules in it (and counting). There still is no performance problem. Of course, we used a P3 1GHz for it... :-) Oh, and I forgot to mention a 2-cpu Sangoma WAN card with 3 out of 4 ports used for leased lines... relax, just 128k ones ;-) The two systems are configured in a fail-over setup to provide high availability, and are housed in 19" 4U cabinets with an extremely nice feature: the bracket area is on the front side... There is one external segment, one for DMZ, one for internal servers, a couple for customers connecting through their lines or needing direct access to their database servers, the leased lines are SMS feeds from our local mobile phone operators, there are a bunch of internal segments and some VPN tunnels. Quite some population... But - that's why I like LEAF - it WORKS!!! Just *TRY* to do the same with Cisco and a limited budget... Robert _______________________________________________ Leaf-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/leaf-devel
