Hi,
We have FreeRADIUS 2.1.3 servicing four Cisco NASses, which in turn
service hundreds of PPPoE clients. rlm_perl with a custom written script
is used for authorization/accounting, performing at about 10 auth
requests/sec on a Dell PowerEdge 2950 box. At times, when a NAS is
rebooted,
rihad wrote:
We have FreeRADIUS 2.1.3 servicing four Cisco NASses, which in turn
service hundreds of PPPoE clients. rlm_perl with a custom written script
is used for authorization/accounting, performing at about 10 auth
requests/sec on a Dell PowerEdge 2950 box.
That is *incredibly* slow.
Alan DeKok wrote:
However, if you want to work around the problem, set max_requests
to something like 128000. The server will use more RAM, but it will
make progress.
But I'm not seeing this line at times requiring operator interference:
Info: WARNING: Please check the configuration file.
Hi,
Some current settings:
max_request_time = 6
cleanup_delay = 10
max_requests = 1024
max_servers = 5 #threads are used
not enough threads around to do heavy work. i'd suggest that you
you increase the max_servers (and start_servers and max_spare_servers) to eg 128
you may then need to
rihad wrote:
But I'm not seeing this line at times requiring operator interference:
Info: WARNING: Please check the configuration file. The value for
'max_requests' is probably set too low.
I'm only seeing the Received conflicting packet lines.
Well... then changing max_requests likely
On Wed, 28 Jul 2004, Jorge Cuevas wrote:
Hello,
I have accounting of aprox. 5000 concurrent calls, and I am storing only
stop accounting packets in Mysql.
Does anybody have any good recommendations on the tuning of mysql and
freeradius?
See doc/tuning_guide
Make sure that the queries run
Hello,
I have accounting of aprox. 5000 concurrent calls, and I am storing only
stop accounting packets in Mysql.
Does anybody have any good recommendations on the tuning of mysql and
freeradius?
Right now I have divided loads on different accounting ports (2 now,
thinking of 3), max_servers
threads, no DB Handles and dropping conflicting packets
you may optimize you OS and remove some unncessary services.
Hello,
I have accounting of aprox. 5000 concurrent calls, and I am storing only
stop accounting packets in Mysql.
Does anybody have any good recommendations on the tuning of mysql
child and dropping conflicting packets
Wisam Najim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
After my Radius runs for some time (2 or 3 days with no crashes) I will
start getting Error: WARNING: Unresponsive child (id mm) for request
yyy and the message Error: Dropping conflicting packet from client
Wisam Najim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I will try to simulate the case on 1.0.0-pre release. But I am still
wondering why would the message Error: Dropping conflicting packet from
client xxx: - ID: zzz due to unfinished request yyy be repeated for
the same request. Does this mean that
Wisam Najim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
After my Radius runs for some time (2 or 3 days with no crashes) I will
start getting Error: WARNING: Unresponsive child (id mm) for request
yyy and the message Error: Dropping conflicting packet from client
xxx: - ID: zzz due to unfinished request
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