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    Hello everybody,
    I have installed up and running FreeRADIUS Version 1.0.2. The server is an
    Intel Pentium 4 Xeon 3.0 Ghz, 1GB DDR, HDD 120 SATA.
    I need know how many ATPS (attemps per seconds) or haw many minutes per
    months can this scenario support working under stress.
    Somebody can help me?
    Thanks in advanced,
    Guido
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    Hi,

    I have installed up and running FreeRADIUS Version 1.0.2. The server is an
    Intel Pentium 4 Xeon 3.0 Ghz, 1GB DDR, HDD 120 SATA.

    1.0.2? that would be a very old version. are you sure you
    didnt mean 1.1.2 ?

    I need know how many ATPS (attemps per seconds) or haw many minutes per
    months can this scenario support working under stress.

    ummm, if you look in the doc directory you'll see a lovely text file
    called performance-testing. if you go through that step by step you'll
    be able to benchmark your system quite nicely. I generally set the server
    up then slap a load onto it (eg use netperf, bonnie++ and a few 'nice 1' boinc
    processes to get the load up to at least 3 or 4 for basic testing)
    then run the tests. on a basic PC without any hardware RAID, offloading
    TCPIP network card etc etc and only 2.0GHz of P4 I usually expect to see
    at least 100 transactions per second - and thats with MySQL authentication
    and accounting enabled (InnoDB formatted tables FWIW)
    The only things to watch out for for long term usage is - are you rotating
    and managing your logs? are you processing and managing your database tables.

    alan
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