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rmem_default, rmem_max, wmem_default and wmem_max are all set at 65535.
Speedguide reports a Default Receive Window of 5840. Does this make any
sense? Since the above defaults (65535) are not a precise multiple of MSS,
are they causing this odd reporting?
Unfortunately, I could not find the Docs that explain this in the directories
you mentioned. I'm really not sure what should be changed and to what
value. I assume 'max' and 'default' should probably be set the same
however.
Unfortunately nothing changed in the speed report. Even though scaling is set
to 1 (should it be 2), scaling is reported as 0 bits. Windows systems report
scaling as 2 bits with an unscaled window = 64240.
Are there any GUI based apps to optimise these settings because I'd like to see what my connection is set to! I seem to have a descent Rwin but my scaler is 0! I tried "echo 8 > ...scaling" which was accepted (i.e went to next line of console without error.) I downloaded linuxconf but I can't see a Rwin configuration tool there either!
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