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From: Dennis Yusupoff <dyr@homelink.ru>
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Subject: That is the most heavy-loaded FreeBSD-router at your network?
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Good day all!

I'm looking for information what is the most pps/Mbits-powerful
FreeBSD-based routers used in real world in ISP networks.

For example, we have regular traffic up to 60kpps and 200MBits, with
confirmed tests at 300kpps and 600Mbits and router with ng_netflow,
dummynet and ipfw + pf (Bi-)NAT.
There are some examples at russian forum http://forum.nag.ru about
1.3Mpps (yep, MILLION and dot 3 packets per second).
How much have you got?
That is a hardware?
Did you try to tune sysctl?


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