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From: Evgenii Davidov <dado@korolev-net.ru>
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tell me please:
in freebsd 7 do the kernel processes such as routing, ipfw, nat, dummynet use more than one cpu?
i have about 3k packets per second, will it be sme advantage of running smp router?
thank you!

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Evgenii V Davidov