On Sun, 12 Sep 2004, Guy Harris wrote:
> Shaun wrote:
>
> > Or get a DAG card? Not sure if they support FreeBSD though.
>
> http://www.endace.com/faq.htm#linux
>
> "Q: Do you support any other operating systems than Linux? Do you
> support BSD or Solaris?
>
> A: Linux is the primary platfor
Shaun wrote:
Or get a DAG card? Not sure if they support FreeBSD though.
http://www.endace.com/faq.htm#linux
"Q: Do you support any other operating systems than Linux? Do you
support BSD or Solaris?
A: Linux is the primary platform for the DAG product range, with robust
support. A device dr
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Shaun wrote:
> Or get a DAG card? Not sure if they support FreeBSD though.
http://www.endace.com/faq.htm#linux
"Q: Do you support any other operating systems
Hey,
i'd appreciate if people could critique the above and contribute more
options to further decrease the number of dropped packets.
How about writing a custom driver for your network card? That would be
helpful. Or get a DAG card? Not sure if they support FreeBSD though.
Cheers,
Shaun
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Hi,
i'm building a list of tunable parameters for capturing packets using
libpcap.
the goal is to have as little dropped packets as possible.
i have these assumptions:
- the capture is done on a very busy ethernet network [infinitely busy];
- the user is stuck with an OS (say FreeBSD);
- the user
