Re: WISP Authentication - PPPoE Maybe?

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ponline join:2004-03-04 presheva 2 edits	reply to Keithb Re: WISP Authentication - PPPoE Maybe? Or are you referring to 30 clients per AP max in general? Yess, i was referring to 30 clients per AP. We don't cross that number of costumers per AP so we can keep the good performance. As far as pppoe is concerned there is software licence limitation on 200 pppoe tunels if you have Level4 licence, i think that is more than a RB or WRAP can handle, but based on the percentage I gave you for 30 clients you can guess how many more clients the WRAP board CPU can handle. (it has 233mhz x86 procesor and 128 ram).
ponline join:2004-03-04 presheva 2 edits	to forum · permalink · · 2007-03-09 06:07:45 ·
Keithb join:2003-09-16 US	What do you think the RB532-A can handle then with 200-400mhz processor and 64mb RAM?
Keithb join:2003-09-16 US	to forum · permalink · · 2007-03-09 10:49:09 ·
Keithb join:2003-09-16 US	I built a router/server with a P4 3.0 ghz with 1gb ram. This handles routing, PPPOE, NAT, firewall, etc. We currently have 44 active PPPOE sessions on this server and the total memory is 884.5, and free is 850.3. That's averaging less than 1mb / user including all of the other resources being used.
Keithb join:2003-09-16 US	to forum · permalink · · 2007-03-09 18:56:44 ·


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