Hi,
I am trying to measure HTTP latency using echoping. But I cannot seem to be able to connect to remote hosts. It does connect when i use it for http addresses.
Say my machine name is abc ,
I give >echoping -w 1 -n 2 -v -S abc ..I get
"Trying to connect to internet address 150.135.219.209 to t
Hi,
I am doing a little experiment with DoS attacks, where I try to rate limit the number of outgoing SYN packets from the compromised machine. I need to calculate the effect of DoS on factors such as http latency. I tried tools like echo ping but it does not give me the tcp latency time with respe
Hi,
I am trying to measure HTTP latency using echoping. But I cannot seem to be able to connect to remote hosts. It does connect when i use it for http addresses.
Say my machine name is abc ,
I give >echoping -w 1 -n 2 -v -S abc ..I get
"Trying to connect to internet address 150.135.219.209 to t
Hi!:) I am Brazilian, my English not good, sorry..
I have a doubt.
I need to limit definitive memory and processor for script in CGI,
specifically in COBOL. How to make this in the Apache?
Thanks.
Marcelo Barbosa :)
Hi,
I am doing a little experiment with DoS attacks, where I try to rate limit the number of outgoing SYN packets from the compromised machine. I need to calculate the effect of DoS on factors such as http latency. I tried tools like echo ping but it does not give me the tcp latency time with respe
Hi!:) I am Brazilian, my English not good, sorry..
I have a doubt.
I need to limit definitive memory and processor for script in CGI,
specifically in COBOL. How to make this in the Apache?
Thanks.
Marcelo Barbosa :)
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additional details:
squid installed from debian package, configuration file is altered only
to support transparent proxying.
> Hi!
>
>
> I'm running squid as transparent proxy server for dial-up users.
> Everything seems to be ok except CPU load. With 1.5 Mbit/s (35 requests
> per second) tra
Hi!
I'm running squid as transparent proxy server for dial-up users.
Everything seems to be ok except CPU load. With 1.5 Mbit/s (35 requests
per second) traffic through proxy, squid consumes about 50-60% of cpu
(40-45% is system time). And with a load of 3-3.5 Mbit/s processor load
comes to 90%
Hello,
Anil Gupte a écrit :
I was setting up MRTG on a Debian box and everything was proceeding well for
almost a day. However, now one of the routers appears to be giving a
problem. I get this:
SNMP Error:
Received SNMP response with error code
error status: noSuchName
index 1 (OID: 1.3.6.1.
additional details:
squid installed from debian package, configuration file is altered only
to support transparent proxying.
> Hi!
>
>
> I'm running squid as transparent proxy server for dial-up users.
> Everything seems to be ok except CPU load. With 1.5 Mbit/s (35 requests
> per second) tra
Hi!
I'm running squid as transparent proxy server for dial-up users.
Everything seems to be ok except CPU load. With 1.5 Mbit/s (35 requests
per second) traffic through proxy, squid consumes about 50-60% of cpu
(40-45% is system time). And with a load of 3-3.5 Mbit/s processor load
comes to 90%
Hello,
Anil Gupte a écrit :
I was setting up MRTG on a Debian box and everything was proceeding well for
almost a day. However, now one of the routers appears to be giving a
problem. I get this:
SNMP Error:
Received SNMP response with error code
error status: noSuchName
index 1 (OID: 1.3.6.1
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