On 2006/04/12 15:30, Marek Nixworx wrote:
> End-points are running on ibase's network security appliance hardware:
> http://www.ibasetechnology.net/EN/fwa7204.html
More powerful than Geode-based boards then - you probably need to
try it for yourself on the hardware with your packet mix, then, and
End-points are running on ibase's network security appliance hardware:
http://www.ibasetechnology.net/EN/fwa7204.html
- the only way to put some hw accel to this is miniPCI - that's why I've
asked about it before..
The central server is some Fujitsu-Siemens server with free PCI slot
You mention
On 2006/04/12 11:57, Marek Nixworx wrote:
> can you explain me please, why aren't PCI/miniPCI cards sufficient ? I'd
> like to use same hardware and only add PCI card on server and end-points..
There's a lot more overhead involved with the PCI cards which are
serviced by interrupt-handlers (rather
Hi,
> I have an OpenVPN server interconnecting 5 networks with data center using
> permanent PtP links - each network has about 30 PCs. Also there is about
> 30
> road-warrior OpenVPN clients. Average traffic on each PtP link is
> 1-2Mbit/s.
> The server and end-points of permanent PtP links are c
Thank you,
can you explain me please, why aren't PCI/miniPCI cards sufficient ? I'd
like to use same hardware and only add PCI card on server and end-points..
Thanx
Marek
2006/4/12, Stuart Henderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> On 2006/04/12 11:27, Marek Nixworx wrote:
> > I've read about OpenBSD's a
On 2006/04/12 11:27, Marek Nixworx wrote:
> I've read about OpenBSD's ability to use hardware crypto acceleration card
> to transparently accelerate OpenSSL calls.
In general, don't bother with PCI cards, if you want accelerated
crypto use AES with one of the newer VIA CPUs with on-chip AES suppor
Hi,
I have an OpenVPN server interconnecting 5 networks with data center using
permanent PtP links - each network has about 30 PCs. Also there is about 30
road-warrior OpenVPN clients. Average traffic on each PtP link is 1-2Mbit/s.
The server and end-points of permanent PtP links are currently run
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