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Thread Index [isp-bgp] Re: BGP-linux
On Fri, 18 Jul 2003, Tom (UnitedLayer) wrote: > > Theres no mystical or magical things to PC routing till you get to about > > 600mbps (then you run into 33mhz/32bit pci issues). > > But Linux definitely still does not have any issues with routing it. At > > these rates you are hitting PC hardware architecture limitations, not > > Linux or FreeBSD limitations. > Thats a load of horse poop and you know it. > I did some work for a company that built FW/Router boxes loaded up with > 100Mbps ethernet interfaces (3x4 port cards). We pumped each interface > full of traffic with smartbits boxes, ended up with full speed on each > interface. Then it wasnt 32bit 33mhz PCI. Theoretical max of 32/33 is ~125mbyte/sec in burst mode, but you arent ever going to get that. Intel says youre lucky to get 600mbit out of 32/33, and this is confirmed in real world testing. > http://www.terasolutions.com/ builds PC boxes which have been tested up to > 2Gbps+. Yes and theyre 64/66 which just proves my point, thanks. Or maybe you could bother reading posts next time before responding to them. > Who cares about tech bigotry when experience speaks for itself? > Only the team that doesn't have the winning tech. > I could care less what anyone uses, I'm just sharing my experiences. Well, you obviously know best! google has it all wrong, obviously. -Dan -- [-] Omae no subete no kichi wa ore no mono da. [-]
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