Re: bandwidth spikes

I've seen this also on an international private WAN link between 2 Squid2.1p2
caches running digests. The timing of the spikes is excactly matched to the
digest "refreshes". I assume it is because of this. (it's only a 50k link with
very low usage while the caches are 9G and 3G)

Marc van Selm

At 11:11 AM 1/29/99 +0100, Henrik Nordstrom wrote:
>Gideon Glass wrote:
>
>> Some of our Cobalt CacheRaQ customers running various Squid 2 versions
>> are seeing some strange bandwidth spikes. I'm wondering if anyone
>> else has seen these problems and if there's a solution (or if not
>> where to start hacking for a solution). Below are some links to
>> MRTG graphs that illustrate the phenomenon.
>
>What is quick_abort and range_offset_limit set to on these caches?
>
>Both can cause extra incoming traffic unless configured strictly, and
>this traffic is then received at maximum speed.
>
>---
>Henrik Nordstrom
>
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