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      HAProxy very bad performance / throughput

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      @AndyD Finally an explanation what happened after 2.4 where HAProxy performance dropped like a stone :), lets hope this comes to CE version too.

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      Not getting properthroughput on gigabit devices. 200mbps when it should be at least 600mbps

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      stephenw10S

      Oh, yeah just use express card then. Almost certainly not restricted in the same way.

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      Setup für die Messung Lan-Wan

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      Hi Rico

      Danke für die Rückmeldung. Ich konnte es mittlerweilse lösen, hab die Schnittstelle zwar angelegt, aber nicht aktiviert.

      Danke

      Gruss

    • Sergei_ShablovskyS

      How "Firewall Maximum Table Entries size" correspond or depend to total amount of avail for FreeBSD system memory?

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      Question about throughput

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      32ms across IPsec?

      If so it sounds like you're getting right about what you should for a single-stream TCP session with 32ms latency and a 128KB buffer.

      That is probably a little high since you have the 30Mbit upstream at one end and certainly not a 1460 MSS across IPsec.

      Bandwidth-delay Product and buffer size BDP (1000 Mbit/sec, 32.0 ms) = 4.00 MByte required tcp buffer to reach 1000 Mbps with RTT of 32.0 ms >= 3906.2 KByte maximum throughput with a TCP window of 128 KByte and RTT of 32.0 ms <= **32.77 Mbit/sec.**

      You could try giving a -P4 or -P8 to the iperf client to see if running multiple streams helps.

      Or switch to UDP and see how high you can take the -b parameter before you start experiencing loss.