TCP Stack Tuning
TCP stack tuning is a necessary step in getting the maximum throughput on 100Mbps links or greater. An untuned TCP stack will max out at about 40Mbps or 5Mbytes/sec (which is the way many programs report throughput). To increase the throughput, you'll need to change the default TCP parameters (this is called "tuning" the TCP stack).
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Last Updated: 09 June 2008

