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On Thursday 18 September 2003 19:26, Chuck Swiger wrote:
was a bad idea ?
Probably not.
Good :)
Are you trying to solve a problem or tune network performance, or are you
just asking what happens if you twiddle this particular knob? :-)
I'm trying to tune network performance.
There's a formula involving network latency and bandwidth which is
relevant; that, plus the amount of traffic (how many connections)
determines how much RAM the larger network buffer size could/will take up.
The boxes I'm talking about have between 512 and 1 Go of RAM.
You haven't told us what the machine is being used for, either-- network
tuning a fileserver talking to clients on the LAN can be quite different
than tuning a webserver feeding clients using 56K modems.
Well, I'm building some servers that are not in production yet, but will be
soon,
They're all going to be intensively accessed, either with samba shares (inside
the LAN -- users homedir and other shares) or http (from optical fiber 2MB
connection) from the internet.
Antoine
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