Hello,
On 5/25/06, Jonathan Khoo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi guys,
I am working on a network monitoring system on solaris. Currently I am
just working on the packet capturing engine and I seems to experience
packet drops. After reading through the archives and goggling, I
suspect that the pro
Hello.
Michele Sciuto wrote:
Hello Jonathan,
we are working at the same topic on a Linux Debian system.
I suggest that you adjust the following kernel parameters in order to
improve the number of packets captured (I don't know the equivalence in
Solaris...).
/proc/sys/net/core/rmem_default
Hi Michele,
Thanks for your advice. Solaris uses ndd, something like sysctl for
linux. I tried with tethereal and also experience packet dropping and
all I did was to transfer a 10mb file from a linux box to a solaris
box.
I had played around with the following kernel parameters, but things
did
Hello Jonathan,
we are working at the same topic on a Linux Debian system.
I suggest that you adjust the following kernel parameters in order to
improve the number of packets captured (I don't know the equivalence in
Solaris...).
/proc/sys/net/core/rmem_default 409715100 bytes
/proc/sys/net
Hi guys,
I am working on a network monitoring system on solaris. Currently I am
just working on the packet capturing engine and I seems to experience
packet drops. After reading through the archives and goggling, I
suspect that the problem may be due to insufficient buffering in the
kernel. Is th
