> On Aug 11, 2016, at 4:29 AM, Torry, Andrew <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> There are similar entries for the http.parking config as well, but this time 
> MaxClients is 64.
> Does this imply that we can only have a maximum of 64 clients parked at any 
> one time.

No.
The MaxClients variable actually sets the maximum number of httpd child 
processes that will be forked by apache.
Each of them can handle multiple clients.

Blame Apache for the counter intuitive variable naming unfortunately.

>  
> It doesn’t seem to be very high for a busy campus network.
>  
> Given we can throw more memory at the server and possibly even load-balance 
> across multiple servers
> (using a Cisco ACE loadbalancer) it seems sensible to ramp these figures up.
>  
> What would the impact be of say 250 MaxClients for the portal and 100 for the 
> parking portal (per server).
> 

Possibly nothing.
Unless the MaxClients is actually reached it won't make any difference.
Grep through your portal logs for that day and see if there are any mentions of 
MaxClients.

If it is actually reached, then it might help, but you will be using more RAM.

It's unlikely to make much of a difference for the parking portal.



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