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R80.x - Performance Tuning Tip - SND vs. CoreXL
CoreXL vs. SND |
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CPU cores are divided into two groups: SND (SecureXL) and Firewall instances (CoreXL). Each group handles different tasks.
Tasks distribution:
Task | R80.10 | R80.20+ |
Soft IRQ processing | SND | SND |
Multi-Queue | SND | SND |
TPUT acceleration & Path determination | SND | Firewall |
Accept templates matching (new connection) & offload to SecureXL | SND | Firewall |
Nat templates matching (new connection) & offload to SecureXL | SND | Firewall |
SecureXL/Acceleration path packet handling | SND | SND |
Dynamic dispatcher | SND | SND |
Fragmentation - IP fragments always sent F2F | SND | N/A |
Fragmentation - Virtual reassembly of IP fragments (non-accelerated) | Firewall | Firewall |
Fragmentation - Virtual reassembly of IP fragments (accelerated) | Firewall | SND |
QoS - Traffic handling (non-accelerated) | Firewall | Firewall |
QoS - Traffic handling (accelerated) | Firewall | SND |
Rule base matching (non-accelerated) | Firewall | Firewall |
Rule base matching (accelerated) | N/A | SND |
PSLXL path packets handling | Firewall | Firewall |
F2F path + CPAS | Firewall | Firewall |
PSLXL, CPASXL paths | Firewall | Firewall |
Priority queue (when enabled) | Firewall | Firewall |
VPN (accelerated) | SND | SND |
VPN (fragmented, compression, HMAC-SHA384, L2TP, Multicast IPsec (GDOI), flagged with accounting) | Firewall | Firewall |
SSL, SNX tunnel, Mobile Access Portal | Firewall | Firewall |
Tip:
- CPU cores are divided into two groups: SND and Firewall instances. Each group handles different tasks.
- When one or both groups is/are stressed, the machine cannot function properly.
- Each group can get highly stressed for different reasons.
- It is important to identify which group is the bottleneck in order to track the source of the problem. For more information, refer to sk98348).
➜ CCSM Elite, CCME, CCTE ➜ www.checkpoint.tips
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Interesting overview.
