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On Thu, 5 Jul 2007 15:44:36 -0400
"Jeff Honey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I don't know that I've ever had occasion to ask the squid group anything
> before but this one thing has me stumped. We just moved our infrastructure
> from one facility
Firstly, upgrade from Squid-2.5 to Squid-2.6. If you're on Linux, FreeBSD
(or soon, Solaris) then you'll definitely notice the CPU drop.
I'd check that your DNS is functioning, that your MTU is consistent
everywhere, you're not filtering ICMP. Saying "the only thing that
changed is the path it tak
Jeff Honey wrote:
What is the change in Network , are the WAN Ip's still the
same or they have changed .
something on routing like previously u were using default
route and now switched to BGP ??
Where there was only just a firewall between the proxy and the Internet now
there is a routi
> What is the change in Network , are the WAN Ip's still the
> same or they have changed .
> something on routing like previously u were using default
> route and now switched to BGP ??
Where there was only just a firewall between the proxy and the Internet now
there is a routing switch a route
What is the change in Network , are the WAN Ip's still the same or
they have changed .
something on routing like previously u were using default route and
now switched to BGP ??
On 7/6/07, Jeff Honey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I don't know that I've ever had occasion to ask the squid group any
I don't know that I've ever had occasion to ask the squid group anything before
but this one thing has me stumped. We just moved our infrastructure from one
facility to another and our squid servers' performance has really gone down the
tubes. Request processes have slowed to a crawl. Admittedl
