FireBox x500 CPU Utilazation ??

FireBox x500 CPU Utilazation ??

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FireBox x500 CPU Utilazation ?? pau_zathrus 11-09-2006
Posted by on November 9, 2006, 5:12 am
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I=B4m running a X500 and monitoring the CPU shows a common use between
80-90 %.. Is that normal?
It doesnt matter if there is one or 100 Clients.. its allways up there.

Any ideas?

Yss:=20
PaU


Posted by CK on November 9, 2006, 6:36 am
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Hi

Can you explain whih crae the services enabled and defined in policy
for traffic bypassing X Box 500



CK




pau_zathrus@hotmail.com wrote:
> I=B4m running a X500 and monitoring the CPU shows a common use between
> 80-90 %.. Is that normal?
> It doesnt matter if there is one or 100 Clients.. its allways up there.
>=20
> Any ideas?
>=20
> Yss:=20
> PaU


Posted by Leythos on November 9, 2006, 11:16 am
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pau_zathrus@hotmail.com says...
> I=B4m running a X500 and monitoring the CPU shows a common use between
> 80-90 %.. Is that normal?
> It doesnt matter if there is one or 100 Clients.. its allways up there.
>=20
> Any ideas?

No idea - it really depends on what solution you built.

Most of the WG firewalls we have installed, all over the USA/India, run=20
about 20%, sometimes a burp to 30%, but that's about it.

Maybe you need to look at what you built, why you selected such a low-
level (entry level) firewall, and if it was the proper solution for your=20
needs.

--=20

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Posted by on November 10, 2006, 7:26 pm
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Leythos skrev:
> pau_zathrus@hotmail.com says...
> > I=B4m running a X500 and monitoring the CPU shows a common use between
> > 80-90 %.. Is that normal?
> > It doesnt matter if there is one or 100 Clients.. its allways up there.
> >
> > Any ideas?
>
> No idea - it really depends on what solution you built.
>
> Most of the WG firewalls we have installed, all over the USA/India, run
> about 20%, sometimes a burp to 30%, but that's about it.
>
> Maybe you need to look at what you built, why you selected such a low-
> level (entry level) firewall, and if it was the proper solution for your
> needs.
>
> --
>
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Behind is a Ws5000 Wireless Switch with 9 AP300 Access Point and a
variation og 10- 130 Mobile Units. (Laptops with Wireless access). On
the outside is a FiberOptic 10-20 Mbit connection.
Short on the Firebox config.
For 30 Users there is free (any out) access.
The rest only has Http allowed.=20
Thats it..=20
Yss:=20
PaU


Posted by Leythos on November 10, 2006, 8:53 pm
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pau_zathrus@hotmail.com says...
>=20
> Leythos skrev:
> > pau_zathrus@hotmail.com says...
> > > I=B4m running a X500 and monitoring the CPU shows a common use betwee=
n
> > > 80-90 %.. Is that normal?
> > > It doesnt matter if there is one or 100 Clients.. its allways up ther=
e.
> > >
> > > Any ideas?
> >
> > No idea - it really depends on what solution you built.
> >
> > Most of the WG firewalls we have installed, all over the USA/India, run
> > about 20%, sometimes a burp to 30%, but that's about it.
> >
> > Maybe you need to look at what you built, why you selected such a low-
> > level (entry level) firewall, and if it was the proper solution for you=
r
> > needs.
>=20
> Behind is a Ws5000 Wireless Switch with 9 AP300 Access Point and a
> variation og 10- 130 Mobile Units. (Laptops with Wireless access). On
> the outside is a FiberOptic 10-20 Mbit connection.
> Short on the Firebox config.
> For 30 Users there is free (any out) access.
> The rest only has Http allowed.=20
> Thats it..=20
> Yss:=20
> PaU

Based on what you've shown above, it would seem that you've bought to=20
little appliance for your solution.

Would it be correct to assume that you're using routed mode (NAT)=20
instead of Drop-In mode.

When you say Mobile units, are you talking about Mobile VPN users?

It really appears as though you bought to small an appliance for the=20
solution you were building.

--=20

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