It depends on a lot of stuff...
if you are using connection tracking in your IPTABLES it will reduce the
number of open connections your machine can handle.
if you will use DEEP INSPECTION modules it will handle even less.
In most cases a nice and modern PC(not a server) can handle more then
100k connections with any trouble.
but this is about IPTABLES...
if you have applications on your server it's another thing.
With a nice 8 cores 16gb Server you can max it with a proxy on it to
about 30M connections with no trouble at all.
Regards,
Eliezer
On 27/12/2012 19:17, Usuário do Sistema wrote:
Hello everyone,
anyone help me how can I figure out the follows value in my Linux box ?
Max Concurrent Session
New Sessions per second
they are related with CPU of the machine ?
there is any way how to figure out how many connections are through
my firewall iptables ?
any tip is welcome
thanks
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