Nux,
I worked with the SUSE VMDP drivers (downloaded from SUSE) on Xen quite a lot
in the past.
Upgrading the drivers was always a nightmare and we ran into bluescreens very
often.
Since version 2 they also come with Virtio.
I don't know if those are the same drivers which come with Windows.
An
Hi Patrick,
Connecting multiple remote access vpn clients from behind nat (from the
same public ip) is not supported in strongswan vpn also.
I think this is possible with the ikve2 but not with ikve1. Ikev2 i have
not tried.
Thanks,
Jayapal
On Mon, Oct 26, 2015 at 5:11 PM, Patrick W. wrote:
>
I too use NetScaler and I actually found compression to have more of an
impact than caching. Caching probably didn't help as much due to the jQuery
stuff.
On Dec 10, 2015 8:30 PM, "Nux!" wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've been running something like this without issues using mr Kinsella's
> instructions for a
Hi,
I've been running something like this without issues using mr Kinsella's
instructions for a good while now.
http://theresnomon.co/2014/improving-cloudstack-ui-performance/
I've seen visible improvements in performance, at least with the version we
have in production (4.4).
HTH
Lucian
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Ingo,
Yes, I use the same. But the drivers "SUSE Storage/Net" in Windows Optional
updates override them.
Verified on 2008r2 and 2012r2.
Luckily the damage is limited as they are in the Optional channel, not sure how
many people chose to install those alongside the Important ones, but hopefully
The fact you didn't find all the references in database is OK -
XenServer can "spawn" extra files by itself and rename new UUID-s to old
ones in order to keep VHD UUIDs consistent. This is also described in an
article I have sent you before.
I would only trust the output of "vhd-util". It seem
Hi,
you can use the virtio drivers from the Fedora Project.
I didn't have problems on W2k12 and W2k12R2.
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Windows_Virtio_Drivers
Regards,
Ingo
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Hi Giles,
We use Netscaler to accelerate ACS, albeit only static content as Erik
mentioned. It is only really beneficial with multiple ACS Management Servers
(and ours are 1 hop away @ 2Gbps). And to re-iterate what Erik said, the
browser will cache most of the content.
Kind Regards,
Timothy
Vladim, thank you again for follow up.
The references below, found or not found are to CS MySql database.
All the files are actually there, they are LV devices in CLVM, I just did not
find any references in CS database for their UUIDs.
The corrupt one is:
/dev/VG_XenStorage-3b6e386d-8736-6b6b-70
The only thing you could cache as far as I can see is static content (js,
css, pictures) and list calls.
Anything that triggers an action has to reach the mgmt server and cannot be
cached.
When caching list calls you have to either have a really short lifespan, or
a proper method of invalidating t
I’m trying to get a basic understanding on how much the performance of the ACS
UI would improve if it was run through some form of accelerator/reverse
proxy/cache (i.e. something like a netscaler)
Scenario is a management server that is a long way (physically) from the
users, therefore latenc
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