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...lated every 2nd update. This was tested on a Pentium 90, on > ## which the updates/second has a maximum of 6 or so. Do the math. The > ## default in this case is decent. Speaking of which... > # > # The defaults are first and should require no explanation. > > ($iface, $parm, $persec, $watchclass) = (''eth0'', 0.6, 1, ''*''); > while ($argument = shift @ARGV) > { > if ($argument =~ ''-i'') { $iface = shift @ARGV; } > elsif ($argument =~ ''-d'') { $parm = shift @ARGV; } >...

Hope everyone had a festive easter weekend! Is it possible to monitor how much memory iptables or kernel consumes while processing packets as they go through the firewall? The same question goes for having a large number of routes in the routing table (>700). A few reasons for asking, but the two major ones are from the following situations: 1. We provide 420 flats in a complex with