There are a lot of factors that can influence your max download speed.
Instead of messing with TCP window parameters for a >200ms distance, i would prefer to
open multiple connections for a small timeframe.
After all, i'm not going to download hundreds of images. I just need max speed for a few
minutes...from anywhere.
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Tassos
Benny Amorsen wrote on 17/09/2009 19:53:
Tassos Chatzithomaoglou <ach...@forthnet.gr> writes:
I had exactly the same experience too. To be honest i was hoping Cisco
would have atleast coded an applet capable of maxing download speed or
splitting the file in multiple parts and downloading all of them
concurrently.
If that improves speed, either your network or your network stack is
broken, or you're simply grabbing extra bandwidth to the detriment of
others on the same network. In the last case the network administrators
ought to use a more fair queueing algorithm.
Either way, it would seem silly for Cisco to support such a thing.
/Benny
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