[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > What did you set your max_requests, start_servers and max_servers to?
With only 1500 users, the defaults should be OK. > > My client was the limiting factor though, I couldn't max out the CPU of > > the RADIUS server. > > at least 700, if a server goes down, the other must take over. Or if we > have to do a emergency reboot. > It should handle at least that many. 700 requests/s? I don't think that's necessary. With only 1500 users, even 300-400/s would be sufficient. The server can do that on pretty much any hardware. If you're seeing problems, it's most likely because the database is slow. Can you describe *exactly* what problemns you're seeing? Saying the server is slow is a start, but isn't enough to really know what's going on. > I will try some more tweaking, but I would like to have a test tool first. > So I could see the differences. radclient. It will send as many requests as you want, as fast as you want. > So did I, but it ended up with the "test machine" taking up 100% cpu and > not beeing able to authenticate more than 20 pr. sec. I don't see why. radclient can send as many RADIUS packets as you want as fast as you want. External scripts aren't necessary. Alan DeKok. - List info/subscribe/unsubscribe? See http://www.freeradius.org/list/users.html