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Issues (in versions E81.10 or earlier)
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Important! R80 and R80.10
End Of Support around the corner (May 2021)
On 24 June 2020 @Chen_Muchtar talked about Dynamic Workloads, a new feature introduced in R80.40 aimed at automatically allocation of system resources in order to self-optimize and match your traffic characteristics.
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Selected Q&A is below.
At this writing, no, but it is expected in a future R80.40 JHF.
While each node makes its own decision about SND/FWK allocation, this does not cause any issues with sync.
It is disabled by default. Enabling or disabling this feature requires a system reboot.
Not currently, but this is planned for a later release.
This is under development and planned for R81 and to be integrated into a future R80.40 JHF.
You will get an error message.
Current Open Servers and CloudGuard IaaS are planned. Some older appliances do not have the hardware necessary to support this feature. We are certifying a 6-core appliance. 4 core appliances will require additional testing.
Not currently, but logging via syslog and/or SNMP is in the roadmap.
On boot, the gateway will allocate memory for the default number of FWKs. If more are needed, memory will be requested for them. When they are no longer needed, the memory will remain allocated to the FWKs. We are looking at improving this in the future.
This was a limitation of the Linux 2.6 kernel we were using previously. In R80.40, we use the Linux 3.10 kernel that doesn't have this limitation.
No, changing the FWD/SND core split without Dynamic Split requires a reboot.
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