Re: [squid-users] Squid/Network timeout troubleshooting

Did the server respond to ping? If not you almost certainly have a
hardware/kernel problem.

Were you able to login to it and see what processes were running?

100-200 connections per minute is almost nothing for a non-caching
Squid proxy. You should not need to tweak any parameters or much
memory at all (a system with 64MB would probably do fine.. unless if
there is other services on the same server requiring a lot of memory)

Regards
Henrik

On Monday 02 September 2002 08.00, Gino LV.Ledesma wrote:

> I've followed most of the tips suggested before, such as
> increasing the open-file limit using ulimit (set it to 8192 from
> 1024), adding more RAM (although this CARPing box doesn't cache),
> and tweaked some of the settings for the network card. The box is
> serving, on the average, some 100-200 connections per minute, with
> a user base of about 500 during the mornings, and 100 in the
> evenings.
>
> Any advise I'd really appreciate. Thanks.
>
> =======================
> Gino LV. Ledesma
> Campus Network Group
> Ateneo de Manila University
> http://cng.ateneo.net/
Received on Mon Sep 02 2002 - 02:57:36 MDT