sorry for the last emails kindly ignore that. i am not very senior in linux but recently i deployed squid and replace the ISA Server 2006. i was facing the same thing. the solutions, which kinda resolve the issue for me (for now) is. 1, DNS caching (powerdns) 2, reducing destination block list. previously i was using 2 MB destination block list for blocking chat and social sites in office hours. which was quite a huge list and i was unaware of that. and one more thing you can lookinto blocking youtube or video streaming if limited bandwidth is a problem. Thanks On Fri, May 25, 2012 at 2:58 PM, Muhammad Yousuf Khan <sirtcp@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > i am not very senior in linux but recently i deployed squid and > replace the ISA Server 2006. i was facing the same thing which kinda > resolve the issue for me for now is. > > 1, DNS caching (powerdns) > 2, reduce destination block list. > previously i was usting 2 MB > > On Fri, May 25, 2012 at 9:03 AM, Julie Xu <xll40@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> >> Hi >> >> I have some complains about the squid courses get web page from internet very slow time by time. >> >> on the server side, I can not see any performance issue. >> >> so, I would like to get someway to confirm on squid application side. >> >> what I should do to confirm the squid pass traffic is slow or not? >> >> and is any possbile to monitor for few day? >> >> any comments will be apprecaited >> >> thanks in advance >> >> xll >>
