> ... the CPUs are Intel Pentium III, and the OS is Redhat Linux 8. For the
> network card, I am sorry I don't have much information. When I ran the
> program, I didn't check the CPU utilization, but I tried Tcpdump, and got
> the same problem.
> I was wondering if this kind of configuration is eno
Mbit/s, without fropping any packets?
Bin
- Original Message -
From: "Rick Jones" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, January 06, 2005 9:37 PM
Subject: Re: [tcpdump-workers] Capture packets on high-speed link using
libpcap
Zhu,Bin wrote:
Hi All,
I was trying to capture
Zhu,Bin wrote:
Hi All,
I was trying to capture the packets from the Gbit link (normally
400Mbit/s), the program uses libpcap.
What normally limits it to 400 Mbit/s? CPU? I/O bus? Is the disc on
which the capture is stored connected to an HBA on the same bus as the
GbE NIC, and what sort of b
Hi All,
I was trying to capture the packets from the Gbit link (normally 400Mbit/s),
the program uses libpcap. The problem is that I was getting lots of
dropped packets (up to 25%), The machine I used a 1.4G dual-cpu machine
with 1G network card, I don't know why I still got so many dropped p
