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Subject: Memory Tuning
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What type of memory do routing table entries use, and how can they be
tuned? I've got a machine with 64M, and it will only allocate 10M to the
routing table no matter what I set maxusers to.

The full table is only 17M, so it should fit easily. Even if I have to
change something in param.c...Im just at a loss as to what it needs.

Dennis


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