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At 10:51 AM 15/04/2004, andy@lewman.com wrote:
>hifnstats shows decent amounts of traffic through it (at least
>interrupts) however cryptokeytest doesn't work due to an unsupport call
>apparently.
>
>Here's my hifnstats:
>
>input 476104224 bytes 1527365 packets
>output 476104224 bytes 1527365 packets

But is that your ssh session that is being accelerated ?  To test, login 
via the console, or login using blowfish as the cipher.  Then run hifnstats 
and make sure that the packet counters are not incrementing.  Then do your 
https test.

         ---Mike