Hi folks,
I plan to move our core routers from FreeBSD to OpenBSD. Currently I use
netgraph and ng_netflow on the FreeBSD machines for netflow accounting.
As there is a netflow kernel implentation with pflow in OpenBSD, too, I
decided to use this.
Unfortunately I seems that flows are exported twi
> What happens if you limit this to one direction and/or interface? For
> example:
>
> pass out quick on egress proto tcp from 192.168.89.55 to 192.168.92.55
port
> 5001 keep state (pflow)
>
Ok. Now it works, as long as the pflow rule is limited to (direction OR
interface) AND no rule matching th
Hi misc,
unfortunately I'm facing a problem with my OBSD routers running
4.8-RELEASE
With top I can see very high interrupt cpu states, when forwarding high
packet rates.
Example:
With nuttcp I generated traffic on systems connected to different router
interfaces at the same time.
It seems that
> On 2011-01-12, Bernd Bornkessel wrote:
> > unfortunately I'm facing a problem with my OBSD routers running
> > 4.8-RELEASE
> >
> > With top I can see very high interrupt cpu states, when forwarding
> > high packet rates.
>
> Is there much di
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