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Subject: RE: [UPDATE] Fresh zerocopy patch on kernel.org
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> Malcolm Beattie writes:
>  > Alexey has mailed me suggesting the problem may be that netfilter
>  > is turned on.
> 
> Oh yes, netfilter being enabled will cause some performance
> degradation, that is for sure.

Do you think that netfilter being enabled would also cause a decrease in
routing throughput (ie: causing packet loss)?

Cheers!
Jon
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