Hi all,
We are running Squid w/NTLM auth between our network and a 3M DSL.
The hit rate is terrible (apparently). Here is the output from
cachmgr: client_list:
Cache Clients:
Address: 192.168.0.247
Name: 192.168.0.247
Currently established connections: 1
ICP Requests 0
HTTP Requests 130
TCP_MISS 126 97%
TCP_DENIED 4 3%
Address: 127.0.0.1
Name: 127.0.0.1
Currently established connections: 1
ICP Requests 0
HTTP Requests 3140666
TCP_HIT 19500 1%
TCP_MISS 367348 12%
TCP_REFRESH_HIT 8331 0%
TCP_REFRESH_MISS 3750 0%
TCP_CLIENT_REFRESH_M 8124 0%
TCP_IMS_HIT 33529 1%
TCP_NEGATIVE_HIT 1832 0%
TCP_MEM_HIT 19839 1%
TCP_DENIED 2678413 85%
TOTALS
ICP : 0 Queries, 0 Hits ( 0%)
HTTP: 3140796 Requests, 83031 Hits ( 3%)
I have been through the list archives and tried a plethora of
suggestions. The box Squid is on has 384Mb Ram and 40Gb of HDD space.
Per several posts on the list, I have set my cache_dir thus: cache_dir
ufs /var/spool/squid 20480 65 256. I have tried clearing the client
browsers caches, etc. But the miss rate is still high. The excessive
TCP_DENIED rate seems to be due to M$ implimentation of NTLM (per this
list).
Squid has been up for 30 days now. I would have expected the hit
rate to be much better.
Any help/suggestions will be greatly appriciated.
Thanks,
Chris
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Chris Nighswonger
Network & Systems Director
Foundations Bible College & Seminary
www.foundations.edu
