On Mon, Nov 03, 2003 at 07:10:10PM -0500, Ken Corson wrote:
I've been thinking more about this concern. What I really want to
observe is - for any given request that I forward, _how_many_ rejections
occur before my request is able to hop (accepted). If this number is
averaging something over about 5, this could be SEVERELY damaging to
our NGR "specialized" routing intentions ...

Toad responded:
I doubt it's less than that... I'll trace a few high HTL requests
through my log files... I wonder if there is a stat... if there isn't
there should be...

Toad- Thank you so much for implementing searchFailedCount! My numbers by hour (trimmed to reduce width) are this so far :

9:00:00 PM EST  0.95897 2.10480 0.0     17.0    390
10:00:00 PM EST 2.44145 4.04589 0.0     18.0    2041
11:00:00 PM EST 2.93011 3.45867 NaN     NaN     1989
12:00:00 AM EST 3.23421 3.76093 0.0     19.0    2297
1:00:00 AM EST  4.21296 4.11976 NaN     NaN     1681
2:00:00 AM EST  3.68234 3.65358 0.0     20.0    1807
3:00:00 AM EST  2.23778 3.04152 0.0     15.0    3049

What can I say ? Probably it's time for me to shut up about the
impact of QR !! I mentioned a strange phenomenon in how my node
(many nodes?) seems to "surge" it's rate of rejecting. What I
have gleaned from looking at individual searchFailedCount
events, then inboundQueryRejecteds, and finally
outboundAggregateRequests is that my outbound requests are also
fluctuating to a high degree (unsure how much this matters).
They certainly are not smoothly distributed in time, but I'll
have to monitor it some more.

Thank you again for adding this :)

I don't think the implications of the numbers above are serious -
at least when using 50 peers. Fewer peers, greater impact. Does
my (bad) theory about poor routing maybe suggest that
maxRoutingSteps should not exceed a small fraction of rtMaxNodes ?

Looks like the only way for me to earn some developer points
is to start writing some code :) I sure thought I had something
here, but I guessed my extrapolated math wouldn't hold water.

-Ken

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