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Matthew Dillon
RELEASE SCHEDULE FOR 1.12
Currently my plan is to release 1.12 on Monday (25 Feb 2008). If there's too much to test for a monday release we will release Wednesday. Please post show-stoppers to this thread! -Matt
Feb 23, 4:58 pm 2008
Adrian Chadd
Re: Dragonfly Routers
Thing is, there are people who report doing 10ge (almost) line rate 64 byte pps on current PC hardware, with the "right" combination of PCIe, decent chipsets and crazy tuned forwarding code complete with prefetching. Its just not being done in open source. I've seen a few 10ge PC routers recently, which can do 10ge at 1500 byte frames with out of the box Linux/FreeBSD. Its not that hard. What the PC/FOSS world is missing is a small group of people focused on high pps throughput code. There's...
Feb 23, 2:31 am 2008
Justin C. Sherrill
Re: Dragonfly Routers
What was the hardware? I'm actually looking at this at my workplace; a Soekris-based firewall installed by a previous employee is becoming severely overtaxed as we've added traffic. I realize hardware-specific firewalls, routers, and switches can offer better performance for comparable money... but it's not as _fun_.
Feb 23, 12:40 pm 2008
Bill Hacker
Re: Dragonfly Routers
Nor for 'just one' 10GigE port, and only on 'PC' hardware for grins. Serious system vendors (Cisco, Foundry, Juniper - many others) are able, for example, to set-up and tear-down multiple thousands of hardware-accelerated SSL connections *per second*, keep tens of thousands of simultaneous SSL sessions active at a time. Or other specific routing or switching tasks - few of them on the same specialized box. And carrier data centers have racks and racks of the various flavors of these. Th...
Feb 23, 4:26 am 2008
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