Update: [Click] Problem with fast-classifier
Giorgio Calarco
gcalarco at deis.unibo.it
Thu Nov 11 07:14:40 EST 2004
I (think to) remember that last may or june someone
was noticing the same using a Simple configuration,
perhaps it was Nikitas Liogkas ?
Try to take a look at the list archive to see if you can
find that thread, maybe you can find any idea
useful to solve that problem.
In any case...
- where did you registered packet losses,at the queue level
or at the NIC level ?
- do you have a wired connection between
your source and packet switcher or is there
any layer-2 switch in the middle ?
- which is the CPU clock frequency ?
ciao
giorgio
----- Original Message -----
From: "Peter Lippens" <Peter.Lippens at ugent.be>
To: "Eddie Kohler" <kohler at cs.ucla.edu>
Cc: <click at amsterdam.lcs.mit.edu>
Sent: Thursday, November 11, 2004 12:39 PM
Subject: Re: Update: [Click] Problem with fast-classifier
> Hi Eddie,
>
> Did anyone, concerning this, had a problem with the normal forwarding
> througput
> of Click 1.4.1 without optimizing ?
> I ask this question because, with an AMD Athlon XP with 2 NIC's Intel
> Ethernet
> Pro 100 Mbps (eepro100 standard driver)(one in, other out), and packets of
> 64
> byte, and a simple config (PollDevice -Queue - ToDevice)(both polling), I
> have
> already packet-loss at +/- 65 Mbps load (+/- 100.000 packets/sec), which
> is much
> less than your measurements, and earlier measurements here in Ghent.
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Peter
>
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