router metrics

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Subject: router metrics
From: "Steven J Lamb" <redhattedsheep@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 16 Dec 2005 15:19:06 -0600
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I am looking a way to determine how much CPU / memory utilization I willneed for a machine that I am using for a router. I am planning on routingabout 10 Mb of traffic through this box and I would like to use some type ofbandwidth monitor. On it as well. I know my question is kind of vague,however my question may be better phrased this way. how do I determine howmuch CPU/memory is used when I am only routing traffic. My intention is touse FC4 and iptables for my routing. Does any one know what kind ofinformation I am looking for.


Thanks in advance

Steven Lamb

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