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Current messages here remind me of a question I've been meaning to ask.
What's the largest number of systems currently running behind a single
linux masq box?
I know the theoretical limit has to do with the nics, the masq box bus and
cpu, the network on one side, the connection (pots, isdn, dsl, t1, etc) on
the other, and actual loading/apps used on the client machines. What I
curious about here, is real world situations (probably in a business or
school), perhaps more anecdotal than scientific. I.e., "We're running 150
machines in 3 learning labs behind a 2.0.36 masq box and we're satisfied
with it's performance".
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