Joel CARNAT
2005-03-14 13:48:28 UTC
Hi,
I just discovered this ML and wondered if there already were a FAQ
somewhere (except http://www.netbsd.org/guide/en/chap-tuning.html) ?
I run NetBSD on various machine (PC and sparc64, as server &
workstation) and notice some weird perf issues sometimes.
For example, my DELL Optiplex is also NFS server (for /usr/src and
/usr/pkgsrc) for my Sun U10 and the Sun often issues "/netbsd: hme0:
status=400<MAXPKTERR>".
Another example is this DELL workstation that can fetch a file (from a
Linux Gentoo server) @2MB/s via FTP but only @300KB/s via SMBFS
(shlight or smbfs).
A last example is, on my HOME server, why is squirrelmail or squid
connection sometimes really so slow even if we're only 2 at home.
I'm looking for general infos of the kind :
-> on mail server, set kern.maxfiles to at least X
-> on server, set TCP window size to X
-> prefer NFS mounting in UDP/TCP when Y
and such...
TIA,
Jo
I just discovered this ML and wondered if there already were a FAQ
somewhere (except http://www.netbsd.org/guide/en/chap-tuning.html) ?
I run NetBSD on various machine (PC and sparc64, as server &
workstation) and notice some weird perf issues sometimes.
For example, my DELL Optiplex is also NFS server (for /usr/src and
/usr/pkgsrc) for my Sun U10 and the Sun often issues "/netbsd: hme0:
status=400<MAXPKTERR>".
Another example is this DELL workstation that can fetch a file (from a
Linux Gentoo server) @2MB/s via FTP but only @300KB/s via SMBFS
(shlight or smbfs).
A last example is, on my HOME server, why is squirrelmail or squid
connection sometimes really so slow even if we're only 2 at home.
I'm looking for general infos of the kind :
-> on mail server, set kern.maxfiles to at least X
-> on server, set TCP window size to X
-> prefer NFS mounting in UDP/TCP when Y
and such...
TIA,
Jo
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