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From: "O'Neill, John" <John.O'Neill@ScottForesman.com>
Subject: Tomcat server limits
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I have an Apache, mod_jk and tomcat configuration.  At a certain threshold,
I begin to see a flood of EST and some SYNC_SENT tcp connections for the
apache, tomcat and oracle ports (no SNYC_SENT for oracle port).

Questions:
1)  How do I know when I will need to load balance?
2)  What are the normal and extreme settings people are using for
maxProcessors on tomcat and MaxClients for Apache?
3)  Has anyone needed to tune the Solaris tcp parameters to increase their
efficiency for their apps?

Thanks,
John



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