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| force_local_traffic_through_external_ethernet_cable_by_using_ip_namespaces [10.02.2018 10:45] – Pascal Suter | force_local_traffic_through_external_ethernet_cable_by_using_ip_namespaces [10.02.2018 10:45] – Pascal Suter | ||
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| lets say you want to run some performance benchmarks between two local network interfaces on a linux machine. if you assign an ip address to each of them and then run your benchmarks, your traffic will not go ghrough the cable but will be routed locally. It does not help to specify a listening interface or anything, you can also play with routes etc. you traffic will still be routed locally. | lets say you want to run some performance benchmarks between two local network interfaces on a linux machine. if you assign an ip address to each of them and then run your benchmarks, your traffic will not go ghrough the cable but will be routed locally. It does not help to specify a listening interface or anything, you can also play with routes etc. you traffic will still be routed locally. | ||