I need to know what´s the nth for a loadbalancing of 8 lines
for 2 is 1,1,0 1st
1,1,1 2nd
for 3 is 2,4,0 1st
2,4,1 2nd
2,4,2 3rd
tnx
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The counter
Eugene, using the Nth function to mark pkts is a great feature and i would like to understand this function better with your help please.
The "every" option in a load balancing example would depict the number of gateways for a network that you would like to use.
The "packet" option will choose which packet to mark and in a simple loadbalancing setup will mark 1 pkt/gw thus the "packet" option will also be equal to the number of gw's starting from 0 and ending on the number equal to the amount of gw's.
The "counter" option though i do not understand clearly. Please will you explain the counter function using a simple load balancing scenario?
The "every" option in a load balancing example would depict the number of gateways for a network that you would like to use.
The "packet" option will choose which packet to mark and in a simple loadbalancing setup will mark 1 pkt/gw thus the "packet" option will also be equal to the number of gw's starting from 0 and ending on the number equal to the amount of gw's.
The "counter" option though i do not understand clearly. Please will you explain the counter function using a simple load balancing scenario?
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