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Hi Guys,
Have been considering enabling PrioQ on an appliance that suffers from spikes from time to time.
Reading PrioQ SK came across the following limitation:
Dual core limitation
What is this queue? is it safe to disable?
Also, is it not a better core disposition 1 SND and 1 FW for dual core platforms?
What's your take?
Thanks!
As I stated in my book, 2-core firewalls are between a bit of a rock and a hard place. The only documentation I've seen for variable fwmultik_sync_processing_enabled being set to 0 states that "This limits the CPU to handle fewer stack functions simultaneously.. ". The other related kernel parameters are:
I guess setting fwmultik_sync_processing_enabled to 0 limits parallel processing or CPU monopolization by a Firewall Worker? Not really sure...
Here are the relevant pages from my book covering how to handle 2-core firewalls:
Thank you Tim!
Got your book recently from Shadowpeak. Great read 🙂
I will probably consult the TAC.
Appreciate your reply.
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