Hi,
The client is still running but with very small requests/second displayed on the shell. Because of polysrv has been stop, I wait for a while, then Ctrl-C to close polyctl as well.
There is a crossed cable between two servers (connecting eth1 to eth1). On Cache Server, I install IPTables to change request from port 80 to port 3128, configured IPTables with following commands:
#iptables â~H~Rt nat â~H~RA PREROUTING â~H~Ri eth0 â~H~Rp tcp â~H~Râ~H~Rdport 80 â~H~Rj REDIRECT â~H~Râ~H~Rtoâ~H~Rport 3128
#iptables â~H~Rt nat â~H~RA PREROUTING â~H~Ri eth1 â~H~Rp tcp â~H~Râ~H~Rdport 80 â~H~Rj REDIRECT â~H~Râ~H~Rtoâ~H~Rport 3128
But for this test, I point to proxy at port 3128, this port is opened, so that I think IPTables should not interleave.
eth0 of both server has public IP address and I used this interface to sync clock with Redhat clock server by executing:
# ntpdate -q clock2.redhat.com
I have another question. Have anyone ever used Polygraph to test throughput of Cisco Content Engine 590? and if yes, what is the result? Cisco didn't participate Fourth TMF Cache-Off .!?
Best Regards
Tran Hong Quang
Henrik Nordstrom <hno@marasystems.com> Ä~Qã viết:
On Tue, 23 Aug 2005, Hay Tran The wrote:
> Thank you very much for your valued help. I don't have problem of "ran out of ephemeral ports" anymore. But Polysrv stop before the test come to complete. The cause is that time out because of idle.
Does the client complete successfully?
Is the clocks on client and server syncronised?
Any firewalling, locally on client/server or inbetween?
Regards
Henrik
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