A 07:23 13/11/01 -0500, vous avez écrit :
>Not sure if i't what you're asking for, but...
Yes, that's exactly waht i'm looking for
i'd just like some feedback about "stronger" configurations, say several
100 Mbps NICs or even Gbps, hundreds of routes or more, simple or complex
filters, aso...
thanks
>> just interested in performance data that anyone could have collected when
>> trying to run a linux box with one or several NICs as a router (simple
>> router with static routes, complex with OSPF or BGP, dynamic, policy,
>> filters...), some kind of table(s) showing overall performance (packets/s,
>> bytes/s...) and configuration (cpu, memory, nics...)
>RH 3.2 on a pentium 75: 10Mb coax w/ 3Com etherlink III combo cards...
> As a workstation - ~7Mbps transfers through a linux router (exact
>same specs as the workstation - used as a dynamic router, but no DNS - this
>was supported by a SUN server) - this had 10Mb ether on each side...
>
>RH 6.2 on a PII-450: Same ethernet cards as above, two different
>configurations for the internal network - used to be on thin ether (50 ohm
>coax), recently migrated to CAT-5... Transfer rates between M$ Win98 & the
>server ~8-9Mbps. Through the server - running apache, samba, masq'ing
>connections, ipchains firewall, sshd, sendmail, & some other stuff - maxed
>out the throughput of the cable modem (~1.5Mbps down & 256kbps up)... Load
>meters during biggest loads (starting a game on the server & piping it's
>output through X windows - while doing a large download via ftp/http) showed
>my disk doing some peaky stuff, but the processor kept a load average below
>10%... When the game quit loading, I could hardly tell a difference between
>a transfer going through or not...
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