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29/08/2007, 16h58
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a client with heavy load will slow down the server?
I have a entry machine "A". All users need to ssh "A" first and then
ssh other machines. So, "A" has heavy load. Now, all machines(include A) have slow speed on visiting local harddisk and nfs. My question is: will a heavy ssh client affect the speed of the ssh server? And any idea on how to debug out the system bottleneck is appreciated? |
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01/09/2007, 13h12
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Re: a client with heavy load will slow down the server?
On 29 Aug, 16:58, linghanz...@gmail.com wrote:
> I have a entry machine "A". All users need to ssh "A" first and then > ssh other machines. So, "A" has heavy load. Now, all machines(include > A) have slow speed on visiting local harddisk and nfs. My question is: > will a heavy ssh client affect the speed of the ssh server? And any > idea on how to debug out the system bottleneck is appreciated? This is a system load issue, not a security issue. You're probably using swap space, instead of RAM, for critical functions. The tools to monitor this depend on your system A's operating system, and consider spreading out the SSH load a bit to additional servers or buying more RAM. |
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