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Ramon Kagan wrote:
I'm not really bound by any of them. I was just stating for information
sake that 75 Mbits/s sustained is handled easily by a relatively small
machine.
Routing speed equals to wire speed if you're not bound to anything (which is not
often the case) so you can easily do 95Mbit/s with good NICs, _but_ only if the
packet size is big enough. For IP packets size smaller than 256 bytes, you start
walking into the currently very inefficient packet handling of stable kernels.
Cheers,
Roberto Nibali, ratz
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