nick,
you can always try to do a test without squid and compare your
graphs generated by cacti. (with and without squid). this is quite
common and always raises management's eyebrows but .. i guess it's
part of the Layer 9 (political layer) jk!.
cheers,
-pf
On 11/2/07, Nick Duda [EMAIL
reader recommended Calamaris which has some nice
reportinginstalling now.
-Original Message-
From: Beavis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, November 02, 2007 1:00 PM
To: squid-users@squid-cache.org
Subject: Re: [squid-users] Bandwidth savings?
nick,
you can always try to do
On Fri, Nov 02, 2007, Nick Duda wrote:
What is a good utility to determine how much bandwidth in bits/sec or mb
is being saved using squid. I'm using the templates for squid in Cacti
and its showing some numbers that are showing a good saving and
management is having a hard time believing it.
What is a good utility to determine how much bandwidth in bits/sec or mb
is being saved using squid. I'm using the templates for squid in Cacti
and its showing some numbers that are showing a good saving and
management is having a hard time believing it.
Nick Duda, on 11/02/2007 10:24 PM [GMT+500], wrote :
Funny you bring that upbecause we did that unintensional some time
back...
Basically, we have 4 T1's in a brach office, bonded as a multilink
(6mb). Based on this one office bandwidth going out is on average 4.5mb
used with Squid in
Salut!
Maybe this is a FAQ: How do I calculate/enumerate the bandwidth savings
as a result of using a caching proxy (Squid in this case)?
I'd like to come up with a report on the savings that can show how Squid
is making the browsing experience better.
Thanks in advance.
-Wash
Hello,
If your squid is on a separate machine (not used for anything else but web
caching) and has only one network interface (to users and to internet),
you can monitor the outgoing and incoming bandwidth of the the device. The
difference between them is the bandwidth saved by squid. I do that
Odhiambo WASHINGTON wrote:
Salut!
Maybe this is a FAQ: How do I calculate/enumerate the bandwidth savings
as a result of using a caching proxy (Squid in this case)?
I'd like to come up with a report on the savings that can show how Squid
is making the browsing experience better.
Thanks in
