Network oriented services with FreeBSD
Bob Martin
bob at buckhorn.net
Fri Mar 25 11:25:39 PST 2005
The devil is in the details here...
How good/scalable as compared to what?
It does l2tp, but there is a much, much better protocol.. SSH. It will
also terminate isakmp.
Network load balancing? You mean balancing pipe? Or services?
We replaced our 3660's and 7200's with FreeBSD boxen 2 years ago. We've
never missed them.
But, like all things, FreeBSD can't be everything to everyone. YMMV
Bob Martin
laurent LF wrote:
> Hi there,
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> We are planning to setup a new ISP and I am wondering
> what kind of network oriented services you guys
> successfully (performance, scalability,...) run on
> FreeBSD boxes.
> Not Web servers, mail or things like that (I know
> FreeBSD is very good for that) but for example, can it
> be used for l2tp termination, per user bandwidth
> control, network load-balancing or that kind of very
> network oriented stuff, in an ISP environment and how
> does it scale compared with other solutions.
>
> Thanks,
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> Laurent
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