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From: Holtor <holtor@yahoo.com>
Subject: Packets Per Second
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Hello all,

Does anyone know how many packets per second a box
running freebsd 4.2-stable with 2 fast ethernet cards 
could push? It would be acting as a router/firewall.
I know this depends on CPU, lets say its a PIII 850
with 128mb ram.

If there is an equation to help figure it out I would
love to know. TIA to anyone who replies.

Holt

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