Adrian Chadd wrote:
On 20/02/2008, Bill Hacker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Routing and firewalling is a specialty that has become a very
high-volume hardware/ASIC/RTOS field where any router a PC could at one
time match on speed has become so cheap and flexible off-the-shelf it is
no longer
Bill Hacker [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Dave Hayes wrote:
Has anyone here tried to use DragonFly BSD as a router where the box had
more than 4 network interfaces? I'm wondering if too many network
interfaces on one machine would have performance issues?
What sort of hardware,
As yet
Dave Hayes wrote:
Bill Hacker [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Dave Hayes wrote:
Has anyone here tried to use DragonFly BSD as a router where the box had
more than 4 network interfaces? I'm wondering if too many network
interfaces on one machine would have performance issues?
What sort of hardware,
Has anyone here tried to use DragonFly BSD as a router where the box had
more than 4 network interfaces? I'm wondering if too many network
interfaces on one machine would have performance issues?
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Dave Hayes - Consultant - Altadena CA, USA - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The opinions expressed above are
Dave Hayes wrote:
Has anyone here tried to use DragonFly BSD as a router where the box had
more than 4 network interfaces? I'm wondering if too many network
interfaces on one machine would have performance issues?
What sort of hardware, application, load?
I've run six pci-bus 10/100 NICs as
