Norbert Wegener wrote:
Just for information: I made some tests on different machines. Around 60% of the theoretical maximum was the best value I got. The behaviour was heavy influenced by the parameters in the "thread pool" section and num_sql_socks, as I have a database backend.
Yes. The interaction effects are strong. If there are fewer SQL sockets than threads, then the threads will block waiting for an SQL socket to become ready. At that point, performance drops significantly. I would be curious to know how many PAP authentications/s you can do with that database back-end. Knowing the 3 numbers will help scope interaction effects. e.g. OpenSSL says: S rsa/a PAP says: P requests/s EAP testing says: E requests/s You say E < S, but E << P, too... Alan DeKok.