(RADIATOR) Radiator going down after Oracle SQL Timeout
John Coy
jcoy_mlists at anc.net
Sat Dec 15 18:46:11 CST 2001
> The point is when you add one more server to the "back farm", why you
> do it? Because you can't process enough radius requests? or because
> the servers themselves are overloaded? The most important factor is,
> usually, the database. What are you using? SQL? DBM? LDAP?
> /etc/passwd? Where does it reside?
>
> A happy new year to you too!
>
If your database is causing your speed problems, you may want to look at
some performance tuning. Inserts shouldn't be slow (which is what
accounting does) unless you've got slow disks, and lookups shouldn't be
slow unless you're not properly indexed, don't have enough memory allocated
to your database, or have slow disks.
John
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