> This means that instead of some 250k possible open network streams, > there will only be some 128k possible open network streams (that is > streams that go all the way to a GLDv3 device) in a single system. > Frankly, I doubt this is much of a limitation given current systems. > (How many plumbed interfaces, and simultaneous copies of snoop/tcpdump, > do we really think we need to support?)
If you consider that we can scale to thousands of zones and consider that there may be many non-physical GLDv3 datalinks (tunnels, VNICs, ...), 128K possible open streams doesn't seem doesn't seem that far out of reach. I'm uncomfortable with that sort of a limitation. -- meem _______________________________________________ networking-discuss mailing list [email protected]
