Greg Hennessy wrote:
That's ~20 megabits/sec, not bad for an IP-120 given its horsepower
Not for m0n0wall/FreeBSD 4.x. That box should be about the same speed
as a Soekris 4801 or WRAP, either of which will hit ~40-45 Mbps. If
this were pfsense/FreeBSD 6.x, I would say ~20 Mbps is low,
On 3/14/06, Greg Hennessy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >
> > Quite a bit. I ran out of Avalanche/Reflector capacity at
> > 750Mbit, but the OpenBSD box I pointed the firehose at, was
> > only hitting about 30% CPU load at the time.
>
> Interesting, what nics were in the box ?
HP DL380G3 w/ Broa
HPAQ do a gig-e 4 port switched card called the NC150T which does a similar
job.
> Sorry, the link is in german but you should get the facts:
> http://www.level-one.de/products3.php?sklop=14&id=520056
> it's a NIC with integrated 5 port switch. If you use a
> soekris 4801 you could add such a c
everything depends on needs...and probably the price. the switchcard I have in
my router was only 30 euros (not ebay or something, regular price). we all can
only give suggestions. I didn't say your option is bad either but I guess more
expensive.
Holger
> -Original Message-
> From: Ji
Understood, but a 1GHz c3 (on the box I showed) is a bit more CPU than
the 233/266MHz Geode on the Soekris & WRAP boards.
You'll probably get something approaching similar performance with
either solution. I don't know if you've got the software written to
control VLAN framing, packet filt
If you bridge NICs and create a switch this way your throughput will be limited
by the bus and the CPU. If you use a switchcard like I suggested the switch
will take care of the networktraffic between these ports. I get 90 mbit/s with
this card between the switchports though the firewall itself
Holger Bauer wrote:
Sorry, the link is in german but you should get the facts:
http://www.level-one.de/products3.php?sklop=14&id=520056
it's a NIC with integrated 5 port switch. If you use a soekris 4801 you could
add such a card to the PCI slot. I use a similiar card with one of my routers (
Sorry, the link is in german but you should get the facts:
http://www.level-one.de/products3.php?sklop=14&id=520056
it's a NIC with integrated 5 port switch. If you use a soekris 4801 you could
add such a card to the PCI slot. I use a similiar card with one of my routers (
http://routerdesign.co
>
> Quite a bit. I ran out of Avalanche/Reflector capacity at
> 750Mbit, but the OpenBSD box I pointed the firehose at, was
> only hitting about 30% CPU load at the time.
Interesting, what nics were in the box ?
> I expect I'd
> see better performance out of FreeBSD (w/ or w/out Andre's
Gil Freund wrote:
Hi,
I had a look at the Checkpoint [EMAIL PROTECTED] device and I am looking for a
similar
platform for pfsense. I currently use Wraps, but I am looking for something with
more interfaces (5 or 6, of which 4 are a lan switch) and one or (preferably)
two MiniPCI.
We're con
Hi,
I had a look at the Checkpoint [EMAIL PROTECTED] device and I am looking for a
similar
platform for pfsense. I currently use Wraps, but I am looking for something with
more interfaces (5 or 6, of which 4 are a lan switch) and one or (preferably)
two MiniPCI.
Soekris has a similar model but th
On 3/14/06, Rainer Duffner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Am 14.03.2006 um 20:52 schrieb Greg Hennessy:
>
> >
> >
> > I'd love to get the chance to throw an Avalanche at a decent system
> > running
> > PF to see what it really can stand upto.
Quite a bit. I ran out of Avalanche/Reflector capacity
On 3/14/06, Chun Wong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On the fw traffic graph, I see 30 megabits per second on the 120 (>95% cpu)
> and 75 megabits peak on the athlon platform (45% cpu).
This certainly suggests that CPU on the athlon is not your limiting factor.
> to be honest I was expecting a lot
Chun Wong wrote:
guys,
2.2MBs, 2.2 megabytes per second (120)
7MBs, 7 megabytes pers second (athlon)
Yes. These are, respectively:
17.6Mbps and 56Mbps (your values * 8 to translate to 'megabits per second')
thats from smart ftp transfering >3GB size files.
On the fw traffic graph, I see
Am 14.03.2006 um 20:52 schrieb Greg Hennessy:
I'd love to get the chance to throw an Avalanche at a decent system
running
PF to see what it really can stand upto.
Andre Oppermann is working on that.
http://people.freebsd.org/~andre/
But the results won't show-up until 7.0 is released, w
> Hi,
> I have two fw platforms, mono 1.21 running on a Nokia120 and
> pfsense1.0beta2 running on an AMD athlon 900.
>
> I can get 2.2MBs on the 120 platform, at >96% cpu usage.
That's ~20 megabits/sec, not bad for an IP-120 given its horsepower, What
sort of traffic ?
>On
> the athlon, 32b
guys,
2.2MBs, 2.2 megabytes per second (120)
7MBs, 7 megabytes pers second (athlon)
thats from smart ftp transfering >3GB size files.
On the fw traffic graph, I see 30 megabits per second on the 120 (>95% cpu)
and 75 megabits peak on the athlon platform (45% cpu).
to be honest I was expecting a
mmhhh, not sure if I understood well what you are measuring..
I'm doing some tests on a EPIA PD6000 (so I think much lower than your hardware):
http://www.via.com.tw/en/products/mainboards/mini_itx/epia_pd/
I can reach an average throughput of about 92-97 MB/s, with unencrypted
traffic. I am testi
On 3/14/06, Jim Thompson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Chun Wong wrote:
>
> >Hi,
> >I have two fw platforms, mono 1.21 running on a Nokia120 and pfsense1.0beta2
> >running on an AMD athlon 900.
> >
> >I can get 2.2MBs on the 120 platform, at >96% cpu usage. On the athlon,
> >32bit, 33Mhz pci, I can
Chun Wong wrote:
Hi,
I have two fw platforms, mono 1.21 running on a Nokia120 and pfsense1.0beta2
running on an AMD athlon 900.
I can get 2.2MBs on the 120 platform, at >96% cpu usage. On the athlon,
32bit, 33Mhz pci, I can get 7MBs using Intel PRO 1000MT 64 bit PCI cards.
My question is what
Hi,
I have two fw platforms, mono 1.21 running on a Nokia120 and pfsense1.0beta2
running on an AMD athlon 900.
I can get 2.2MBs on the 120 platform, at >96% cpu usage. On the athlon,
32bit, 33Mhz pci, I can get 7MBs using Intel PRO 1000MT 64 bit PCI cards.
My question is what speed/type cpu do I
Guys,
I posted this earlier to the help list, but think it's more fitting for
discussion. My apologies up front for the double post.
--
I've been working through my first pfsense install, and have been
extremely impressed with all design decisions...until this morning.
My configuration is pretty
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