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Hello,
i have a webserver with higher number of websites and i seek for advice on how to discover how many HTTP / port 80 connections will be established from client to the webserver to load one average webpage.
My firewall CSF needs to know it
1) CONNLIMIT (concurrent connections limit)
I assume it will be under 100 connectios per one IP per 80 port... But i dont need to know which number i should enter, but rather how to count right number myself based on websites i host. I use Firefox browser which has Dev tool with Network tab showing elements loaded. It shows 10 requests and 9 out of them is GET when loading google.com. Does it mean google page load eats 10 http connections?
2) PORTFLOOD (connections limit per the interval)
I assume for the 60 seconds interval, human will browse maximum at speed 1 page load per 5 second. So it is 12 page loads. But how much connections one load takes. How to count it exactly for particular webpage?
Thank You
i have a webserver with higher number of websites and i seek for advice on how to discover how many HTTP / port 80 connections will be established from client to the webserver to load one average webpage.
My firewall CSF needs to know it
1) CONNLIMIT (concurrent connections limit)
I assume it will be under 100 connectios per one IP per 80 port... But i dont need to know which number i should enter, but rather how to count right number myself based on websites i host. I use Firefox browser which has Dev tool with Network tab showing elements loaded. It shows 10 requests and 9 out of them is GET when loading google.com. Does it mean google page load eats 10 http connections?
2) PORTFLOOD (connections limit per the interval)
I assume for the 60 seconds interval, human will browse maximum at speed 1 page load per 5 second. So it is 12 page loads. But how much connections one load takes. How to count it exactly for particular webpage?
Thank You
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