RHEL3 / NFA 5.5 - IP groups and performance
I have seen a few posts regarding the performance of NFA with many IP groups.
I am looking to use this product for the management and monitoring (and indeed billing) of bandwidth over 4096 IP addresses, shared between approximately 150 clients.
This means I plan on defining 150 IP groups. Each group will have between 4 and 256 IP addresses. Mostly they are allocted in logical blocks (e.g. /30 or /27 blocks), but approximately 30 IP groups are non-sequential scatterings of IP addresses that need to be grouped.
Is this configuration likely to have a large performance impact?
Many thanks
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I am looking to use this product for the management and monitoring (and indeed billing) of bandwidth over 4096 IP addresses, shared between approximately 150 clients.
This means I plan on defining 150 IP groups. Each group will have between 4 and 256 IP addresses. Mostly they are allocted in logical blocks (e.g. /30 or /27 blocks), but approximately 30 IP groups are non-sequential scatterings of IP addresses that need to be grouped.
Is this configuration likely to have a large performance impact?
Many thanks
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