I know there are physical limitations, but in the graphs was not my CPU to the limit, and even then DROP received messages (dmesg), is there any way to improve or further optimize the resources in this case?
[ 7254.684594] nf_queue: full at 2048 entries, dropping packets(s)
[ 7254.685317] nf_queue: full at 2048 entries, dropping packets(s)
[ 7254.685678] nf_queue: full at 2048 entries, dropping packets(s)
[ 7254.685690] nf_queue: full at 2048 entries, dropping packets(s)
[ 7254.686273] nf_queue: full at 2048 entries, dropping packets(s)
[ 7254.687296] nf_queue: full at 2048 entries, dropping packets(s)
[ 7254.687760] nf_queue: full at 2048 entries, dropping packets(s)
[ 7254.689207] nf_queue: full at 2048 entries, dropping packets(s)
[ 7254.690071] nf_queue: full at 2048 entries, dropping packets(s)
[ 7254.690082] nf_queue: full at 2048 entries, dropping packets(s)
I know there are physical limitations, but in the graphs was not my CPU to the limit, and even then DROP received messages (dmesg), is there any way to improve or further optimize the resources in this case?
[ 7254.684594] nf_queue: full at 2048 entries, dropping packets(s)
[ 7254.685317] nf_queue: full at 2048 entries, dropping packets(s)
[ 7254.685678] nf_queue: full at 2048 entries, dropping packets(s)
[ 7254.685690] nf_queue: full at 2048 entries, dropping packets(s)
[ 7254.686273] nf_queue: full at 2048 entries, dropping packets(s)
[ 7254.687296] nf_queue: full at 2048 entries, dropping packets(s)
[ 7254.687760] nf_queue: full at 2048 entries, dropping packets(s)
[ 7254.689207] nf_queue: full at 2048 entries, dropping packets(s)
[ 7254.690071] nf_queue: full at 2048 entries, dropping packets(s)
[ 7254.690082] nf_queue: full at 2048 entries, dropping packets(s)
