On Thu, Jan 20, 2000 at 10:43:57PM -0700, Brett Glass wrote:
> Unfortunately, no. IPFW is stateless (at least from packet
> to packet). This makes it compact and fast but unable to
> detect or handle some situations by itself.
>
> You could write a daemon that hung off of a divert(4)
> socket
Just a couple of questions concerning multiple IP's. In searching through
the archives I've seen references to binding the addresses to the NIC as
well as the loopback, which is the proper method?
The scenario I have setup is as follows, the server (xl0) has been assigned
the IP address of yyy.
The method you use to get the IP addreses in there is pretty much up to
you. I like the /etc/start_if. method. The interface you want
to bind the IP addresses to is probably the Ethernet inferface (xl0)
(unless you're doing strange things with loopback (lo0).. and that's up to
you :) or I just
>Just a couple of questions concerning multiple IP's. In searching
through
>the archives I've seen references to binding the addresses to the NIC
as
>well as the loopback, which is the proper method?
You might be able to bind an IP address to more than one interface, but
if neither is loopback,
>The scenario I have setup is as follows, the server (xl0) has been
assigned
>the IP address of yyy.yyy.yyy.8 and the I route an entire Class C to
that
>interface in the router, e.g.
>ip route xxx.xxx.xxx.0 255.255.255.0 yyy.yyy.yyy.8
BTW, I'm just being curious here, why would you want to bind a
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Easy. To build a firewall of machines that you still want to map unique internet
IPs to. I use a nice AMD 5x86 160 to do the job, with OpenBSD. It works rather
nicely. I am given 8 IP#'s by my DSL ISP, after broadcast, network, and router
that number goes down to 5. I basically map everything thro
Hi,
I co-admin a freebsd box running a mysql and webserver for two internet
sites, each getting about 15.000 hits a day. Lately, we've been experiencing
weird crashes where the box seems to run out of cache memory (100MB) while
there's plenty of conventional memory ( 768 MB) available.
Any hints
What version of FreeBSD are you running, and can you show some messages
from logs?
DocWilco
>>> "Jeroen Bulten" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 01/24 4:35 PM >>>
Hi,
I co-admin a freebsd box running a mysql and webserver for two
internet
sites, each getting about 15.000 hits a day. Lately, we'v
> "MP" == Mattias Pantzare <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
MP> The problem is simply that the kernel that has a lower resolution on it's
MP> scheduling than the clock that you are using, and that it takes time to do
MP> things on a noral CPU.
Plus the fact that FreeBSD is *not* a real-time OS
ROGIER MULHUIJZEN wrote:
>
> What version of FreeBSD are you running, and can you show some messages
> from logs?
>
> DocWilco
>
> >>> "Jeroen Bulten" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 01/24 4:35 PM >>>
> Hi,
>
> I co-admin a freebsd box running a mysql and webserver for two
> internet
> sites,
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