hi all,
Good news.
I was able to solve the problem yesterday.
I created a key tab for haproxy and added the following options to
negotiate_kerberos_auth in squid.conf.
-s GSS_C_NO_NAME
(squid.conf)
auth_param negotiate program /usr/lib64/squid/negotiate_kerberos_auth -k
/etc/krb5.keytab -s
>
> hello,
>
> Switching from NTLM certification to Kerberos certification.
> Sure enough, I'm in trouble.
>
> Kerberos authentication doesn't work.
> Please let me know if there is a mistake in the settings.
>
>
> SPN creation
> WINTEST(Active Directory)
> ktpass.exe /princ HTTP/
>
Hey Amos,
Just wondering if someone is willing to host RPM's?
These can be built using:
https://github.com/elico/squid-docker-build-nodes
I can build the RPMs however I cannot host them.
Eliezer
* In any case 4 GB of RAM for 45k Clients on a single proxy would probably
result high SWAPPING at
On 10/9/20 8:59 AM, m k wrote:
> The CPU is not 100%, but the number of simultaneous connections does not
> exceed 450.
The average number of active concurrent connections is offered request
rate multiplied by mean response time. Thus, if you want to see more
active concurrent connections, you
Amos san, Alex san,
Thank you for your reply.
Change squid to compile from source.
Also change the NTLM authentication to KRB.
I understand that error and response speed are more important than CPU.
The CPU is not 100%, but the number of simultaneous connections does not
exceed 450. In
On 10/2/20 1:26 AM, m k wrote:
> Is there any case where Squid is used by a company that is used
> by more than 30,000 users?
Yes, some Squid (hierarchies) probably serve millions of users. I know
several companies using Squids for serving large user populations, but I
cannot name customer
On 10/1/20 10:15 PM, m k wrote:
> 1. How much will CPU Usage increase if NTLM authentication is enabled?
Depends on the portion of requests that need to be authenticated,
credentials caching effectiveness, and authenticator response times.
Nothing is easy in performance testing, but it is often
On 2/10/20 6:26 pm, m k wrote:
> Hello Please tell me additionally. 4. I only know Squid up to 3000
> users. Is there any case where Squid is used by a company that is used
> by more than 30,000 users? Please let me know if there is a large
> company using Squid. 5. What are the important point
On 2/10/20 3:15 pm, m k wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm planning a proxy renewal for a company with 45k clients.
> I'm looking at the performance of a single Squid to determine the number
> of Squids.
>
> Environment: Virtual (OpenStack)
> OS: CentOS8.1
> CPU: 4 cores
> MEM: 8GB
> DISK: SATA30GB / 100GB
Hello Please tell me additionally. 4. I only know Squid up to 3000 users.
Is there any case where Squid is used by a company that is used by more
than 30,000 users? Please let me know if there is a large company using
Squid. 5. What are the important point when using the "wokers" setting for
Hello,
I'm planning a proxy renewal for a company with 45k clients.
I'm looking at the performance of a single Squid to determine the number of
Squids.
Environment: Virtual (OpenStack)
OS: CentOS8.1
CPU: 4 cores
MEM: 8GB
DISK: SATA30GB / 100GB
Squid 4.4
SSL Bump
Blacklist: 1,700k
auth: NTLM
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