Hello.

I recently encoutered a poblem that nubmer of concurrent connecitons are 
decreased in FreeIPA servers.

[Architecutre - replication topology]
My replication topology which is circular (ring-shaped), consists of 13 FreeIPA 
servers.
These 13 servers are grouped as 3 clusters, of which members are 5, 4, 4 
respectively.
NLBs(network load balancers) to share request from clients for ipa login, 
kerberos authenticaion, ldap connections, are assinged to each cluster.
Therefore 3 NLBs have 5, 4, 4 FreeIPA servers as their nlb backend pool, 
repectively.

This architecture has been worked successfully for 2 years, but recently I 
encountered a problem that 867 host_add per hours to one cluster results in "# 
of concurrent connections decrement" for all clusters.
Command to get # of concurrent connections is
dsconf -D "cn=Directory Manager" ldap://server.example.com monitor server | 
grep currentconnections:
About 2K connections are observed for each servers, by this command.

I also found that if servers which replication info isn't transfered to, this 
symptom doesn't happen, even though those are in the same replication topology 
ring.
Hence, I guess that "# of concurrent connections decrement" symptom is related 
to replcation.

I tried to tune the parameters like
dtablesize = 65535,
repl-release-timeout = 120,
nnsslapd-threadnumber = authomatic thread tuning,
db and entry cache auto-sizing (nsslapd-cache-autosize = 80,
with failure.

I want to ask help to solve this symptom, if posible.

Thank you.
JHK
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