Hi,
At 01.36 21/07/2009, Amos Jeffries wrote:
>
> However, file transfers through it are very slow. The connection is
> 20Mbit. When I go directly to the web file server via a direct NAT, I
> can download at full speed. 1.5MB/s is common from this method.
> However, when I go through the squid reverse-proxy, response time is
great
> but file transfers never go above 200K/s.
Could be many things. From disk speeds, to OS swapping, or FD exhaustion
(Windows is system-capped at 1K handles IIRC).
To be precise, the FD limit on Windows is 2048, it's hard coded in
the MS C Runtime Library.
Another thing to check is any antivirus software running on the proxy machine.
Please also note that the Windows 2008 support in the 2.7 STABLE6 and
previous is not optimal (fixed in the next 2.7 STABLE7), but this it
should not impact on throughput.
Regards
Guido
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