RusRoute firewall 3.6.5

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New in this version:
- Fixed bugs in the HTTP filter: 1) one introduced in the previous version (a missing '=' sign, which significantly interfered with the filter's operation and could cause connections to drop); 2) a long-standing issue affecting the processing of POST requests. Regarding the second bug: dear users of the RusRoute firewall, please send in your error reports. This will allow us to take corrective action sooner.
+ Various other minor changes.

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RusRoute firewall 3.6.4

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New in this version:
+ The shared buffer pool with hybrid/lock-free allocation—introduced in the previous version for TCP proxy connections—has now been extended to all other types of filters, including those for HTTP, HTTPS, and FTP. Each buffer is 128 KB in size. While this approach improves memory efficiency, the gains are modest; because buffers in the pool are allocated in powers of two, many often remain unused, and the pool does not dynamically return allocated buffers to the system.
+ The GUI application caption now displays the number of buffers currently in use versus the total number of buffers allocated.
+ Minor, incidental optimizations to improve the speed of the HTTP filter. The filter operating speed is more than 3.7 Gbps, and more than 2 Gbps under extreme loads.
- Fixed an issue in versions 3.6.1-3.6.3 where TCP proxy connections might not have finished automatically.

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RusRoute firewall 3.6.3

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New in this version:
+ Buffer pool for TCP proxy connections.
+ Improved IPv6 compatibility at both the driver and service levels.
- Fixed an issue in versions 3.6.1-3.6.2 where TCP proxy connections might not have finished automatically.

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RusRoute firewall 3.6.2

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New in this version:
- Fixed an issue where the TCP/UDP protocol driver would lock up when typing a search string in Firefox while a neighboring network interface was transmitting and receiving data at maximum speed.
* Speed ​​test – 4.24 Gbps transmit, 6.56 Gbps receive on a 10 Gbps network.

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RusRoute firewall 3.6.1

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New in this version:
Connections report+ Significant speed optimization for the self-signed driver: around ten different types of optimizations were implemented. The most impactful changes - those that boosted performance - include increasing the number of buffers (packets), reusing NDIS buffers and buffers lists, and utilizing and additional using of lock-free lists and processor instructions. Speed ​​drops during data transfer have been reduced, transmission speeds have improved, and speed is less dependent on CPU load from other applications.
+ Increased the number of TCP connections and HTTP requests included in journals reports.
+ Minor additional changes.
* The screenshots below show test results, following the same format as the previous version. On older PCs in a 10-gigabit network, the average receive speed for single FTP connections was approximately 6.74 Gbps, while the send speed was 4.43 Gbps. In a 2.5-gigabit network, single-stream transfer speeds reach the maximum rate, though speeds are lower under load or during simultaneous bidirectional transfers.

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RusRoute firewall 3.5.9

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New in this version:
+ Self-signed driver update:
* Added support for network card drivers that use a resource-shortage flag mechanism during reception to ensure synchronous operation.
* Removed redundant synchronization operations when handling driver pools.
* Optimized access speeds for packet contexts.
- These changes had almost no impact on data transfer speeds; if anything, the speed improved slightly. On a 10-gigabit network using older PCs with Intel Core i7-7700K processors, the average receive speed for single FTP connections is around 7.5 Gbps, while the send speed is noticeably lower - around 2 Gbps (we haven't yet figured out how to increase it). On PCs equipped with 13th-generation Intel mobile processors, speeds reach the full capacity of a 2.5-gigabit network (see screenshots).
+ Various minor changes.

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