Q: ipchains and limitations in (accounting) rules

Friedrich Lobenstock (fl@fl.priv.at)
Wed, 09 Jun 1999 13:20:19 +0200

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I'm curious if there are any limitations on the amount of accounting
rule in the linux kernel. I couldn't find any in the source of the
kernel or ipchains.
I could think of a drop in tcp/ip performance of the kernel with a
curtain amount of (accounting) rules in a chain.

MfG / Regards
Friedrich

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