Re: u32 hash-es ?

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Hello, raptor,

On Sun, 7 Dec 2003 14:11:10 +0200
raptor <raptor@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

[ cut for simplicity's sake ]

 : I have to change the
 :          hashkey mask 0x000000ff at 13 
 : to :
 :         hashkey mask 0x000000XX at 13  :"), fill in..

Probably 0x40? And btw, you are doing hashes by source IP, right? Why is that -
some kind of ingress filtering? For a dest should this be "at 16"?

 : Subquestion : is there a way to see exactly which subsystem takes what cpu time, on the top/atop 
 : output we see just the total SYSTEM cpu time but now how it is divided by the net framework..
 : if we have such info we will know how to tune the system better ?!

Have you tried sar?

Debian: apt-get install atsar

In general, I could be of no help, but I'm also very much interested in any
replies you receive about a working hash syntax and methodology. Please share
them with us. ;)
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Cheers,
Nickola

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