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Hello,
On Mon, 10 Dec 2001, Fabrice wrote:
> For example, you mean that you can put 25 "60 bytes SYN packets"
> into one Ethernet frame? So you have about 8000*25 = 200'000 SYN
> packets/s? Are you sure? :)
No, the packets don't have fixed length. With a maximal
rate according to the standard (10/100/1000) you can send small
number of big packets or many small packets.
> I have only 1 client (PIII 500, 128MB RAM), but I can't send more than
> about 2000 SYN packets/s, with peaks at 8000 (reported on the director
> by show_traffic.sh).
This is too low traffic
> Can the syncookie mechanism "slow down" the connection reception
> rate?
You better to use ipchains -j DENY rules in the real
server(s). Better not to hit the routing or even the sockets.
> Fabrice Bucher
Regards
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Julian Anastasov <ja@xxxxxx>
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