> When I speak of the C2758, I speak of the product sold at the pfSense store,
> as sold by the pfSense store, not the generic pfsense release running on > "some >brand of board@. I was speaking of a C2758 board that was tested by someone else, and which wasn’t able to reach Ethernet's maximum throughput. Clearly not all C2758 boards are the same. Buyer beware. If you have tests results that prove the product you mentioned doesn’t have this problem, feel free to post them. I'd love to see. > You seem confused. Not at all. You seem defensive. >- this list is about pfsense, not the BSDRP Never said it was. BSDRP is a tool to test hardware. If the hardware cannot achieve maximum throughput, then pfSense cannot achieve maximum throughput. > Pkt-gen does not test routing. What tests did you run? Here's a clue: BSD *Router* Project. I doubt you’ve done this sort of testing, so I'm not going to spoil this learning opportunity for you... However, I will mention one thing: if you try to route 1.488M packets per second through the 'generic' pfSense, it will crash after a minute or so. (and that's not a criticism of pfSense) >I don't see where a C2758 is tested. I clearly stated what I was testing and how. You seem confused. The OP was asking what hardware might serve his purpose. I offered suggestions. You're welcome to prove anything I've said was wrong - but with actual test results, and without the misplaced rancor. Also, it's better to reply to the list, and not send emails directly to me.
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