On Mon, Jan 25, 2010 at 7:00 AM, Mike McGrath <mmcgrath@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Ok, that is a good indicator. I can see things contacting port 443, which
> is what should be on the domU. I'm also seeing lots of established
> connections that aren't showing up in netstat. So it's like the dom0 is
> tracking the domU's iptables, but is not releasing them?
Have you look at each domU's conntrack count (assuming they also have
iptables enabled)? Most likely if you add up all of them it'd match
dom0's count.
If the load is what you expect (i.e. no portscan/attacks), and you
don't use dom0 as firewall (just a router), then perhaps you should
simply just disable iptables on dom0. Another alternative is to
increase max conntrack, or reduce conntrack timeouts on dom0.
--
Fajar
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