On Monday 27 March 2006 05.10, you wrote:
> On 3/26/06, Per-Olov Sjvholm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > My questions are:
> > Is it normal for the above server to idle for 50-70% when there is 50Mbit
> > network load and 25000 states?
> > Is there a way to make it idle even more and lower the interrups? How?
> > If the average network load increases to let's say 100Mbit, is the
> > interrupt and cpu consumption linear?
> > We do not want to have any production stops.. So are there any kernel
> > knobs we should touch in this environment?
> > Can PF make use of SMP? If so... How efficient is it?
>
> Why is it that network usage is still popularized by artificial
> measures, i.e. mbit/s?
you are right... I mentioned mbit/s and what type of data instead of pps. But 
see below...
>
> What kind of pps rates do you see per interface?

This is to/from the internet (the external interface). Not much traffic goes 
between internal interfaces. pfstat2.jpg contains pps...
http://www.flowsystems.se/~sjoholmp/




/Per-Olov

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