[Jool-list] NAT64 performance

Michael Richardson mcr at sandelman.ca
Mon Sep 4 16:09:15 CDT 2017


Sander Steffann <sander at steffann.nl> wrote:
    > From this it seems that the session table is a performance
    > bottleneck. Not surprising for a stateful protocol :-)  But because
    > Jool still creates new sessions but starts dropping packets of existing
    > sessions it also seems that session creation has a higher priority than
    > packet forwarding. Could it be that session creation locks the session
    > table, and that the increased size of the table keeps the locks blocked
    > for longer and longer?

    > Q1: any disagreements with my interpretation? ;-)

Sounds right to me.

    > Q2: what can we do to improve this?

Lockless/LRU structures?


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