http://info.iet.unipi.it/~luigi/netmap/
port whatever analysis software you want to use to the netmap interface
OBrien, Will [obri...@missouri.edu] wrote:
> I'm pondering the idea of trying to build a relatively inexpensive 10Gb
> capture box.
> The simple solution is a dell R710 with 10Gb nics.
So, my challenge is keeping the price point is something around $1000-$1500 -
basically the 10Gb version of a 1u gigE capture system.
If Linux is OK take a look at the PF_RING socket, used in the open
source solution ntop and in the hardware appliances they build, but
available in the current
: J NSP
Subject: Re: [j-nsp] Whitebox 10Gb/s capture challenge
How much traffic is actually on the boxes? A full 10G or some fraction?
Are they in the same datacenter? There are muxing boxes from
onpath,apcon, anue, net optics, etc. which might let you get away with
less actual capture devices
il Bedard
> Sent: Monday, January 09, 2012 2:13 PM
> To: OBrien, Will
> Cc: J NSP
> Subject: Re: [j-nsp] Whitebox 10Gb/s capture challenge
>
> How much traffic is actually on the boxes? A full 10G or some fraction?
> Are they in the same datacenter? There are muxing boxes from
&
On Thu, Jan 12, 2012 at 10:20 AM, Drew Weaver wrote:
> Everyone pointed out really good notes here as well but as far as I know and
> this may have changed recently but if you do the 10Gbps / smallest possible
> packet size you'll crush the CPU before it ever gets anywhere near the disks.
I bel
Will
Cc: J NSP
Subject: Re: [j-nsp] Whitebox 10Gb/s capture challenge
How much traffic is actually on the boxes? A full 10G or some fraction? Are
they in the same datacenter? There are muxing boxes from onpath,apcon, anue,
net optics, etc. which might let you get away with less actual capture
de
How much traffic is actually on the boxes? A full 10G or some fraction? Are
they in the same datacenter? There are muxing boxes from onpath,apcon, anue,
net optics, etc. which might let you get away with less actual capture
devices. Keep in mind some of those solutions are fairly expensive
On the software side of things (and in conjunction with Intel 10GE NICs), have
a look at PF_RING from www.ntop.org.
Cheers
Wojciech
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On 9 Jan 2012, at 18:16, Phil Mayers wrote:
> On 09/01/12 18:11, OBrien, Will wrote:
>> I've used the copper sfp+ to sfp+ cables with
On 09/01/12 18:11, OBrien, Will wrote:
I've used the copper sfp+ to sfp+ cables with them just fine.
Sure; but what about optics?
In our case, we need to receive output of an optical tap.
Also, I can get dual port intel 10gtb nics for about $300.
Single or dual-port?
I'll agree that 10Gb
I've used the copper sfp+ to sfp+ cables with them just fine.
Also, I can get dual port intel 10gtb nics for about $300.
On Jan 9, 2012, at 12:06 PM, Phil Mayers wrote:
> On 09/01/12 17:45, Joel jaeggli wrote:
>
>>
>> Intel Ethernet X520-SR2 Server Adapter is ~$950, that's your dual port
>
>
On 09/01/12 16:05, OBrien, Will wrote:
I'm pondering the idea of trying to build a relatively inexpensive 10Gb capture
box.
The simple solution is a dell R710 with 10Gb nics. I have some, they work, but
I'd have to spend $50k to get enough of them.
So, my challenge is keeping the price point i
On 09/01/12 17:45, Joel jaeggli wrote:
Intel Ethernet X520-SR2 Server Adapter is ~$950, that's your dual port
As I understand it, the Intel server NICs are vendor-locked to Intel
SFP+ - correct?
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On Mon, 9 Jan 2012, OBrien, Will wrote:
I'm pondering the idea of trying to build a relatively inexpensive 10Gb capture
box.
The simple solution is a dell R710 with 10Gb nics. I have some, they work, but
I'd have to spend $50k to get enough of them.
So, my challenge is keeping the price point
On 1/9/12 08:05 , OBrien, Will wrote:
> I'm pondering the idea of trying to build a relatively inexpensive 10Gb
> capture box.
> The simple solution is a dell R710 with 10Gb nics. I have some, they work,
> but I'd have to spend $50k to get enough of them.
>
> So, my challenge is keeping the pric
I'm pondering the idea of trying to build a relatively inexpensive 10Gb capture
box.
The simple solution is a dell R710 with 10Gb nics. I have some, they work, but
I'd have to spend $50k to get enough of them.
So, my challenge is keeping the price point is something around $1000-$1500 -
basical
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