Hi, I have one question: how to determine the load of masquerading on CPU and on all Linux system? Please correct me if I'm wrong, but top and other similar utilites show only load which is carried by system above kernel level (as in my case there are always 0% of load - as only masquerading is working on that machine). And what I see is: the throughput (if I transfering 100MByte-file) is somehow related to number of connections established (2.5MB/s with several connections comparing to 500MB/s with several hundred connections). There is not the case when the lines is overloaded as I've experimented with backup firewall system connected to the same lines but without x hundred of masqueraded connections). Can somebody explay what is happening and how to analyze and calculate resources needed for NAT tasks on linux ? Regards, Vilius Benetis - To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-net" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
