hey,
I figured so. I use these unbranded Intel 82559 based boards. They are made by
Intel I'm sure. On Solaris Intel I've been able to get them to transfer 9+
MB/sec using a couple simple rcp's running in parallel. Yeah I know. Slo-aris.
I still like Solaris. I haven't performance tested them on Linux. I'm still not
as comfortable with Linux as I am Solaris. I just know it better.
Woo got off track there.
Thanks,
Glenn
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> On Wed, 27 Jun 2001, Glenn A. Thompson wrote:
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> > Hey:
> >
> > Anyone have any links on how LRP performs on specific platforms?
> > I picked up a couple remanufactured HP vectras 166 pentiums for $69. I
> > wanted to try to use them for portforwarding specific application
> > connections. Like say aconnection to an internal Oracle DB. Can something
> > like this sustain 100Mb speeds?
>
> Search the archives of linux-router at Geocrawler... there were a few
> attempts to quantify these things. If my (sometimes faulty) memory serves
> me well, then achieving 100Mb speeds would be on the challenging side of
> life, even assuming you do have PCI and good-quality bus-mastering NICs.
>
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