Re: Linux based router for Gigabit traffic

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> >Are you using NAPI?
> >
> >What is the CPU utilization when packets start being dropped?
> >
> >I route full GE worth of traffic on a low-end machine without a
> >problem.
gigabit in, gigabit out. avg frame size 500 bytes. pretty much stock 
kernel, p4/3.0

Keep in mind:
* linux routing performance (with NAPI and assuming the bus's are not 
being overloaded) is not based on number of megabits. it is a function of 
number of packets per second and flows per second. 

If I can route a full GE of sane traffic, unfortunately, it doesn't mean I 
can route a full GE of ddos traffic (random src/dst)...

-alex


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