Tom

I upgraded 3 of our routers.
Nice upgrade. 
Shorewall  check showed a couple  issues that I fixed but the problem still 
remains :-(

Attached is a dump with heavy trafic and some opennms graphs of the same site.
eth0 is local net.
eth1 is internet.

This is a different site than the last one it's simpler and has more traffic.
The internet is a t1 that is cut back a bit to allow for some phone trafic 
that come off before I get it.

Most of the traffic is remote backups of  main office to this site via rsync 
in ssh in openvpn.
As you can see it's kept rather busy
I did an iperf durring the dump just to make sure it was busy.
The opennms is also from the main site.
The main site has 2 bonded t1s so its able to keep the link saturated at the 
tested site.

Thos is a nasty case as it needs to throtle incoming traffic.
It does seem to control the traffic well but ping times are getting bad at 
times.

Ususally the pings via the internet hold up better but they are stll better 
than via openvpn
 
 As I recall was getting better ping times then I used ipsec.
I recall while minimum ping times were less  the average ping times were less 
via ipsec.
I switch from ipsec because the  packets were getting counted twice in the 
traffic shapping.

On Monday 05 July 2010 06:20:23 pm Tom Eastep wrote:
> On 7/5/10 2:11 PM, John McMonagle wrote:
> > Or are your referring to the bad netmasks that are being created by my
> > version of shorewall?
>
> It appears that your old version of Shorewall is treating 0.0.0.0/0 like
> 0.0.0.0.
>
> > Should I send a dump with traffic or should I concentrate on upgrading
> > shorewall?
> >
> > It will probably take a week or so to upgrade both ends.
>
> I suggest concentrating on upgrading.
>
> -Tom

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