Bill Pringlemeir wrote: > Previously I had gotten a UDP firewalled icon to appear. My node is > not behind a firewall at all. After having updated with the latest > source, GTKG seems to live longer. However, I have noticed that UDP > stops working after operating for several hours.
How many UP and leaf connections do you usually have? Maybe it helps if you lower them. In my opinion, 50 leave connections as minimum is too much anyway. > This related to NAT forwarding that I have turned on on Linux 2.6.10. > The connection tracking only has a limited number of entries and as an > Ultra-node, GTKG opens so many connections that there are no > connection left. That might be much more of a problem for "hardware routers" which have a very limited amount of RAM usually. I'd think for your Linux box there should be a way to increase the amount of memory reserved for NAT mappings - that is unless it's already too low on memory. > It seems that running GTKG on a box with ip forwarding would not be a > good idea. Probably the same for a web server, etc. Normally, you'd set up a static NAT route so that you don't need to track each single connection. -- Christian
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