HP DL380G3 w/ Broadcom and Intel NICs. I also ran an iperf
test, but ran out of physical boxes to generate and receive
the load at around 900Mbit
That's around the same figure I managed to generate with iperf here while
testing 12 months ago.
(I did determine the maximum
xmit/receive
guys,
2.2MBs, 2.2 megabytes per second (120)
7MBs, 7 megabytes pers second (athlon)
Are the Athlon figures on a Via chipset motherboard ?
Some of the early Via athlon chipsets had pretty lousy PCI performance.
You could try tweaking the PCI latency timers in the bios to give the em
card
Chipset ? I'm not sure tbh, its an abit board I purchased 4-5 years ago.
The source is on a HP Netserver LH3000 (2 x P3 866Mhz, 2.25Gb RAM) with dual
64 bit PCI bus. 3 x Intel Pro MT1000 gig nics (64bit). The disk subsystem
is 2 x megaraid scsi/sata controllers, with scsi3 and sata raid 5
I would like to incoming load balance ftp traffic. When I go to Services
- Load balancer and try to create a pool or a virtual server the port
box only allows one port number. I use passive ftp and have my ftp
servers set to use a port range of 4-40500 for passive ftp. So I
really would need
Load balancing FTP is most likely not going to work very well do to
the nature of how FTP works in pfSense.
Sorry!
On 3/15/06, Daniel Leaberry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would like to incoming load balance ftp traffic. When I go to Services
- Load balancer and try to create a pool or a virtual
Alright, I suppose it was worth a try.
Daniel Leaberry
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Scott Ullrich wrote:
Load balancing FTP is most likely not going to work very well do to
the nature of how FTP works in pfSense.
Sorry!
On
That version of Vmware is prehistoric, and probably only emulates a 10 Mbit
AMD PCNet nic.
Try testing from the host OS on your source machine.
The best method for testing bulk is iperf, or this Avalance thing is more
real-world.
-Original Message-
From: Chun Wong [mailto:[EMAIL
Ooops sorry - I thought you meant vmware workstation, not vmware ESX server.
However I still suggest testing from the host OS, just makes things tidier.
-Original Message-
From: Chun Wong [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, 16 March 2006 11:45 a.m.
To: discussion@pfsense.com
On 3/15/06, Chun Wong [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Chipset ? I'm not sure tbh, its an abit board I purchased 4-5 years ago.
The source is on a HP Netserver LH3000 (2 x P3 866Mhz, 2.25Gb RAM) with dual
64 bit PCI bus. 3 x Intel Pro MT1000 gig nics (64bit). The disk subsystem
is 2 x megaraid
