Well, interesting to note that the GPS coordinates are in the same town as
Ligowave, Kaunas, Lithuania.
Regards,
Chuck
On Thu, Nov 25, 2010 at 11:09 PM, Mike Hammett wispawirel...@ics-il.netwrote:
I thought Hal was out of Atlanta... or somewhere else there in the south.
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Mike
I'm suspecting squid might be the problem. I disabled squid and I'm just
forwarding and things look better. Now, I will test it this evening when
more people are connected.
Without squid I'm able to throttle upload traffic so, that might be
another reason why things may work better.
On Thu,
profile on facebook. Don't know if is our network or what. We have 3
5mbps/1mbps dsl lines that really give us 4.5/800. We have about 120
Just curious, do you NAT everyone?
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Yes. I'm doing NAT for the entire network.
Someone suggested to upgrade to the squid ver 3.1. I was using 3.0.24.
Upgraded and will run the newer version and see how things work. I need
squid on the network to save a little bit of bw. Also I'm running
videocache which needs squid.
I'll let you
Butch Evans QOS might help to if you are using mikrotik.
Sent from my iPhone4
On Nov 26, 2010, at 10:10 AM, Optimum Wireless Services
wil...@optimumwireless.com wrote:
Yes. I'm doing NAT for the entire network.
Someone suggested to upgrade to the squid ver 3.1. I was using 3.0.24.
Hmm, I ran into issues with NAT'ing that many customers too. I had to break
it out better than what I had. My issues were similar to what you're seeing
- just really unpredictable behavior from some sites. Was going over the
max possible NAT connections. I'm pretty sure this was on a Mikrotik
I'm not using MikroTik for the gw. I'm running it on a Debian Lenny box
with an iptables script. Look into tcp max connections maybe?
On Fri, 2010-11-26 at 10:16 -0600, Jason Hensley wrote:
Hmm, I ran into issues with NAT'ing that many customers too. I had to break
it out better than what I
I don't know whether it helps or not, but we put in policy routes so
that every four or eight routed subnets were NATed out through a
different IP address. Something like:
192.168.248.0-192.168.255.0 goes out through 208.14.222.10
192.168.240.0-192.168.247.0 goes out through 208.14.222.11
etc
