Performance improvements for the Skyhigh Web Gateway proxy modes Proxy HA and Transparent Router in 10.2. and later
Last Modified: 2023-06-22 10:50:32 Etc/GMT
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Performance improvements for the Skyhigh Web Gateway proxy modes Proxy HA and Transparent Router in 10.2. and later
Technical Articles ID:
KB94875
Last Modified: 2023-06-22 10:50:32 Etc/GMT Environment
Skyhigh Web Gateway (SWG) 10.2.x and later
Summary
SWG 8.1 and earlier used the McAfee Network Driver (MFEND) for From SWG 8.2, a layer-7-based proxy named Both Proxy HA and Transparent router deployment modes now use advanced capabilities from the With the legacy MFEND modules, the maximum throughput is limited to only 1 Gbit/s. SWG 8.2 and later impose no such cap on the maximum throughput, which allows systems to exceed the current limitation of 1 Gbps. The performance improvements have been tested across a cluster of SWG 10.2 systems. In this test, we simulated the traffic matching up to 10 WBG-5500-D SWG systems. During the tests, we could easily scale up to 7.5 Gbps. We don't claim a bandwidth of 10 Gbps because there might be other network overheads that can consume other bandwidth. Our tests have shown that the system throughput scales linearly with the number of SWG instances used. Affected ProductsLanguages:This article is available in the following languages: |
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