Kalau mengikuti penjelasan ini, forwarding packet belum support multi core CPUs ya :-)
----- Forwarded message from Andre Oppermann ----- Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Sat, 08 Sep 2007 00:57:17 +0200 User-Agent: Thunderbird 1.5.0.13 (Windows/20070809) ... My recommendation for a optimal FreeBSD based router is as follows: CPU Core2 Duo or Athlon 64X2, more cores don't help in any way. One core can take the interrupts and one can continue to serve userland. A quality mainboard from Tyan, Supermicro or Intel with PCI-Express. A number of (dual-port) Intel Gigabit PCI-E network cards. Some two GB of RAM and a flash based ATA or SATA harddisk. Good case, redundant power supplies, good fans and otherwise no movable parts. Don't try RAID1 or stuff like that, causes more problems than it solves. Go for a single flash disk that is replaceable without having to disassemble the entire case. There are some 3.5" based flash disks on the market or buy a CF to ATA adapter for mounting into a 3.5" disk slot and use normal but fast CF cards. That'll do it. -- Andre ----- End forwarded message ----- Pakai CF yang bisa pasang cabut dari luar nampaknya menjanjikan. Morals of the story: linux (still) rox! ha..ha.. Anyway, sepertinya terlalu banyak buzzwords berkeliaran di sini (Indonesia) soal high performance router. PeeCee sudah sangat powerfull sebenarnya (in general case). Keuntungan yang sudah pasti adalah: belinya gampang :-) Salam, P.Y. Adi Prasaja -- Right or wrong my list. Unsubscribe option is currently unavailable. Indeed, it's available upon request .. but: cepek dulu donk!
