Hi all
Now I 'm using Bering stable as my main firewall and wondering how to check work load on it..
I have ever use command "w" to show it details but its work load has not ever grow than 0.00..
It the system really is running just as a router and firewall, almost all of its activity takes place within the kernel, so its load average (not "work load") is likely to be close to zero.
To measure router load, you probably want a measure akin to the CPU utilization measures reported in "top". If Bering does not include the "top" command (I forget), the only other way I know to do this is periodically to read the raw values on CPU usage from /proc/stat and do arithmetic on them to figure out how the cycles are being used (which, I'm pretty sure, is all that "top" itself does).
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