Logout of Untangle? Performance measurements and upgrades?

[rgooding]

Hi
this may seem silly to ask but i know i have to login to configure untangle but i'd like logout when i'm done or at least know the proper way (if any) to logout - is there a logout procedure or is there a way to terminate an administrative connection after a set time when the browser window is closed (configuration via browser to untangle's IP) ?

Is there a way to measure my current load on my untangle server or perhaps a crude tool equivalent to task manager in xp that could tell me how my celeron 2.6 Ghz box is doing running everything i've installed?

and lastly, should i take out my internal 10/100 nic and put in a 10/100/1000 one instead if i'm tying in my untangle server to my switch w/ a gig port?

Many thanks, rodney

[mdh]

The admin connection is not persistent, and you need to login to it each time. What might be handy is an inactivity timer to log you out. A lot of people are using top or other Linux tools at the Untangle command line. SNMP will also give you stats, and better stats in 5.1.

You still have a 10/100? You ought to mount that puppy on a wall. Untangle will run at speeds higher than 100 if you have the card to support it, so you can get better throughput by upgrading your NIC.

[juank]

Hi


Is there a way to measure my current load on my untangle server or perhaps a crude tool equivalent to task manager in xp that could tell me how my celeron 2.6 Ghz box is doing running everything i've installed?

and lastly, should i take out my internal 10/100 nic and put in a 10/100/1000 one instead if i'm tying in my untangle server to my switch w/ a gig port?

Many thanks, rodney

Check this post:

http://forums.untangle.com/showthrea...ghlight=gkrelm