Free Conn and Free SSL Conn

[tathspts]

Can someone please explain what does Free Conn: 2000 and Free SSL Conn: 1000 signifies when you login to ols dashboard. Please see this screenshot.

https://prnt.sc/rahq8c

Thank you.

 

[David]

Can you show more info about these?
Which dashboard you are using?

 

[tathspts]

dashboard ols admin panel https://prnt.sc/rai11t

 

[David]

OK.
It is like "available connection: 2000" and same for SSL connection.
Because you set max connection is 2000 and when no one current connecting then it will be 2000 available.

 

[tathspts]

does this mean at one point in time, maximum users to a site cannot exceed more than 1000 on an ssl connection?

I did not set this up myself, it came default like this. Is it possible for me to modify this setting and where can I modify it?

Thank you.

 

[David]

Concurrent 2000 is many.
If you don’t have lord issue or slow speed, you may need not to change.

 

[tathspts]

Can you please suggest how may I change this?

I am no where near the point where I will have 2000 simultaneous users on my website. But this is something that will come in handy if I ever get there. Hopefully you are no laughing at me right now

Thank you.

 

[David]

You do not need to do changes for now. It won't cause too much memory usage issue but is big enough to handle traffic.
When your server are too busy, then you may need to do some tuning.

 

[tathspts]

I get it Dave, but where do I specify those values? Can you please help me understand that?

 

[tathspts]

Hi, looking forward to hear on this.

 

[David]

Do you use webAdmin to set the config?
Usually it is https://ip:7080/.

 

[tathspts]

yes, but I can also do it through terminal

 

[David]

OK, in server Tuning part, you will find them.
In the conf file, it is

tuning  {
  maxConnections          2000
  maxSSLConnections       1000
  ...
}

 

[tathspts]

Is this the configuration file in folder /usr/local/lsws/conf/ ?

I couldn't find that block that in httpd_config.conf

 

[David]

It is in /usr/local/lsws/conf/httpd_config.conf.
If you have `include`, then it can in the included files.

 

[tathspts]

nevermind, I found it here https://prnt.sc/rbjhcd

I am sorry about the trouble.

 

[David]

Good. No trouble.