> How man Mbit/s is your Squid server proxying? 20 Mbit/s ( 2 x 10 links . 2 squid boxes on each link )
> I would also make sure all log files including > swap.state is on the OS > drive, and no swap partition. log files are on OS drive but swap.state is on cache drive . how i can shift it to OS drive > > )OS Redhat 9 ( Mode Transparent using WCCP ) > > Try "downgrading" to a standard Linux-2.4 kernel. Using Default Redhat 9 Kernel ( 2.4.20 ) with using wccp v.1 patch > Quite high.. Squid will perform better if your > recompile with fewer > filedescriptors, I would suggest 4096 or 6192. Note: > Due to a glibc issue > the number of filedescriptors must be eventy > divideable by 32 or odd > things may happen.. OK i will lower FD to 4096 or 6192 > Maybe, maybe not. Both Linux and FreeBSD usually > performs about the same, > but your milage may vary depending on network driver > quality etc.. sometime i get very low throughput when testing squid at peak hour . and downloading speed keep on decreasing :( i hope squid-3 will stable soon so i can use epoll for efficient network i/o Thanks for your help Regards UW __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Small Business $15K Web Design Giveaway http://promotions.yahoo.com/design_giveaway/
