Receive Packet Steering (RPS) is a software implementation of RSS. Useful for example when there are fewer interrupts on the network interface than the processor cores.
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Hyper-V Network Configuration
I will give an example of creating virtual switches, configuring network and NAT in Hyper-V.
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I’ll give an example of adding routes in the Netplan configuration.
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Once it was necessary to add several hundred VLANs without IP addresses to the Netplan configuration and in order to simplify the process, I came up with the following script:
Continue reading “VLAN Generation Script for Netplan”Changing gc_thresh on Linux
In this article I will give an example of changing gc_thresh on Linux, this parameter usually needs to be increased on highly loaded access servers.
Continue reading “Changing gc_thresh on Linux”How to configure networking with Netplan
In this article I will give examples of network configuration using Netplan.
I also note that for example, starting with Ubuntu version 18.04, Netplan is used by default.
Boost UDP Transaction Performance
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How to add static routes in Windows
Let’s say we have a network with the following data:
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Let’s say SNAT or masquerading is configured on a Linux server, for example, as I described in article Ubuntu IP Masquerading (NAT). But if many NAT clients connect to external PPTP, FTP, SIP servers for NAT, then they will have connection problems.
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ipt_NETFLOW – fast NetFlow traffic sensor, consists of a kernel module and iptables, supports NetFlow v5, v9, v10(IPFIX).
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