--- martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi.
I just ordered both the Mikrotik Routerboard 44 ($89) and the Soekris
lan1641 ($95). Both 4-port NIC boards. I'll let you know how the
perform.
I'm also puzzled by the claims of performance issues and saturating the
bus PCI bus previously mentioned as
Daniel Ouellet skrev:
May be good, but the bus is PCI only if I am not mistaken looking at the
spec. Not even PCI Express or PCI X, so it would be interesting to see,
but if you are concern about congestions with the Intel one, may be this
would be saturating the bus at 33MHz, or may be it
33 Mhz * 32 bits = 1 056 000 000 bits per tick,
1 056 000 000 / 10^6 (1 megahertz = 10^6 ticks per second) =
1 056 megabits per second
1 056 / 8 = 132 megabytes per second
It should actually be 100/3 Mhz.
kami petersen wrote:
Daniel Ouellet skrev:
May be good, but the bus is PCI only if I am
Hello.
Can anyone recommend a good multi-port NIC card e.g. 4-port, that works
OK on OpenBSD with a good source supplier.
Regards...Martin
Just $16.99/mo. or less.
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Can anyone recommend a good multi-port NIC card e.g. 4-port, that works
OK on OpenBSD with a good source supplier.
This question was debated a few times in the archive already. So, far
there isn't one great card that works very well that still available to
purchase new these days. SK based
On a related subject and please forgive any ignorance on my part, how
would the interrupt load compare, between a multi-port NIC and the same
number of ports via individual single port NICs?
For example, a firewall with one WAN port and three LAN ports. One LAN
(and of course the WAN port) port
Craig McCormick wrote:
On a related subject and please forgive any ignorance on my part, how
would the interrupt load compare, between a multi-port NIC and the same
number of ports via individual single port NICs?
You don't really have something to compare with. The process is way
different
--- Daniel Ouellet [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can anyone recommend a good multi-port NIC card e.g. 4-port, that
works
OK on OpenBSD with a good source supplier.
This question was debated a few times in the archive already. So, far
there isn't one great card that works very well that
martin wrote:
Just found this.
http://www.routerboard.com/rb44.html
Might just buy one and try it out.
May be good, but the bus is PCI only if I am not mistaken looking at the
spec. Not even PCI Express or PCI X, so it would be interesting to see,
but if you are concern about
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