Hi Herbert
What NIC cards are you using? I haven't used Endian on a connection as fast as
you have but I have noticed a difference between cheap nics and the more
expensive server grade ones. Also I am pretty sure using anti virus scanning
is going to affect the throughput. What is your CPU
Hello Davo,
we used different methods:
1. www.speedtest.net
2. http://www.initiative-netzqualitaet.de
3. Download of a file (e. g.
http://www.ibc-blog.de/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/IBC-SOLAR_Jura-Solarpark.jpg)
7MB took 8-9s
greetings
Herbert
Am 20.03.2013 um 09:13 schrieb
Hello Herbert
If possible I would first try, only for testing purposes, to switch off
the proxy functionality. Futher I would try to make measurements by
placing a computer in the Red subnet and by transferring large data
to/from by simple protocol to an other computer in the green subnet.
Hi,
the NICs are 3COM and Realtec 10/100MBit/s
CPUload is about 80%
I share your opinion but we can´t switch off all services to have max truput :-(
then Endian is useless!
thanks a lot
Herbert
Am 20.03.2013 um 09:35 schrieb kevsworld:
Hi Herbert
What NIC cards are you using? I haven't
Hi,
thanks for your hints - I´ll check.
Herbert
Am 20.03.2013 um 09:38 schrieb Andre Mueller:
Hello Herbert
If possible I would first try, only for testing purposes, to switch off
the proxy functionality. Futher I would try to make measurements by
placing a computer in the Red subnet
Can you please go to status and then connection and tell me what is the
maximum TTL you see on connections? Is it 119:00 ..something? ?
Farzan Qureshi
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On 20/03/2013 7:58 PM, Herbert Appel postmas...@nx-networx.de wrote:
the NICs are 3COM and Realtec 10/100MBit/s
CPUload is about 80%
100baseT = 100 Mbps = 12.5 MBps
EFW depends on the speed of the host cpu and on the network cards. Because
of overhead and the limits of older computer buses and cpus, I don't believe
you will get much more than 7MBit/s using
As stated CPU / RAM are your primary concern here. If your CPU usage is high,
your throughput will be limited as such. One other consideration for ClamAV is
disk speed. The file is downloaded to your EFW disk, scanned by clamav, then
passed through to your client. If the disk is slow, that can
This is good info here, but something to watch out for:
SKIPMIME image/* video/* audio/*
The above line will PREVENT all images, videos and audio from being scanned for
viruses. There are obvious security implications with that, and you should
evaluate your security requirements before
I agree with you Josh.
On 21 March 2013 13:58, Josh Carter josh.car...@charterhall.com.au wrote:
This is good info here, but something to watch out for:
SKIPMIME image/* video/* audio/*
The above line will PREVENT all images, videos and audio from being
scanned for viruses. There are
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