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Tibbs, Richard wrote:
| Dear list. | About two months ago I added ip and ftp contrack modules to a wireless | hotspot at a local coffee shop. | This AM, no-one could connect to internet and the console had repeated | messages " ip conntrack table full" . | What system memory variable controls the conntrack modules?
/proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_conntrack_max
You'll likely also want to tweak your conntrack hash table size...see:
~ http://leaf.sourceforge.net/doc/guide/bucu-conntrack.html
...which has links to more detailed information.
| And, is it bounded by | system_size, temp_size ?
No. The kernel data structures (including stuff relating to netfilter and conntrack) use up physical memory, not "disk" space (ramdisk space in the case of leaf, which is what you set by system_size and temp_size), and typically not even virtual memory (ie: they don't ever get swapped out to disk like application programs can if you have a swap partition enabled).
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