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No, of course not. A good starting point for real world performance benchmarking could be e.g. IMIX [1]. The example above represents the solely theroretical w
by sydney6 5y ago
No, of course not. A good starting point for real world performance benchmarking could be e.g. IMIX [1].
The example above represents the solely theroretical worst case as a means to establish a baseline for performance benchmarking.
Anyway, if you are referring to HW offloading capabilities of "modern" NIC's, using techniques like LRO would break the "end-to-end"-principle of a router.
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_Mix https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_Mix