>You should start by configuring and checking out your >cachemgr.cgi and looking there for a more detailed performance >analysis. It will also break it down by authenticator helper >(if that's what you're using) and othersuch items. > >Check the Squid FAQ for more on the Cache Manager. > >dave > >-- >Dave Robinet ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) >IT Manager - Magna Steyr Engineering Center Detroit >Ph: 248-293-0206 Fax: 248-299-5711 > > >>-----Original Message----- >>From: squid [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >>Sent: Friday, January 30, 2004 12:05 PM >>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >>Subject: [squid-users] Performance or lack thereof issues >> >> >>Guys and gals, >> >>We are experiencing some performance issues. There are approx. >>3000 users that all connect to the proxy to get to the net. We >>have only 1 proxy up right now running squid 2.5STABLE1 on RH >>9 (kernel 2.4). The RPM was used to install the package. >> >>After 15 minutes of accepting connections the proxy seems to >>slow down when serving web pages to users. If i restart the >>service the pages are served with blinding fast speed, could >>this be due to too many connections bogging down the service? >>Included are some files in case anyone wants to know what is >>going on with the box. I do get a FD Warning in the cache log, >>and have looked at uping the FD's and then recompiling squid >>using the 2.6 src. But any info would be helpful. >> >>Also can you cluster or load balance with squid? >> >> >> >
