Re: [ DrTCP] Dr. TCP and Win XP Pro second edition

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N9ZN Security Is A Community Effort join:2001-03-29 Tampa, FL clubs:	reply to Lanik Re: [ DrTCP] Dr. TCP and Win XP Pro second edition I spoke directly with a tech and this system is on 5000/384 and is not pulling all it can get out of the mix. My guess is the RWIN needs to be adjusted. What value would you suggest for RWIN? -- "In three words I can sum up everything I've learned about life: it goes on." - Robert Frost
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Irish Shark Play Like A Champion Today Premium,MVM join:2000-07-29 Las Vegas, NV	• The Tweaks are fine as is. There is no need to raise the RWIN. • Are you testing your speed wireless or wired? • Pull the router. Connect the PC directly to the MODEM. Reboot the MODEM and then the PC. Retest your speeds. -- "You can observe a lot by watching". Yogi Berra
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N9ZN Security Is A Community Effort join:2001-03-29 Tampa, FL clubs: 2 edits	The entire configuration is wired. I only use wireless on occasion and when I do I manually turn it on in the linksys router. I reduced the RWIN and achieved speeds in excess of 4700kbps without the router and with the router and VOIP gateway connected they are around 3500kbps. Does this sound right? A reduction in RWIN would increase speeds? Now my next task is to implement the linksys router in DMZ mode through the VOIP gateway so I can insure QOS to the VOIP equipment. Monty -- "In three words I can sum up everything I've learned about life: it goes on." - Robert Frost
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cdf216 join:2003-09-12 Tampa, FL ·Verizon FIOS	said by N9ZN : I reduced the RWIN and achieved speeds in excess of 4700kbps without the router and with the router and VOIP gateway connected they are around 3500kbps. Does this sound right? A reduction in RWIN would increase speeds? It's entirely possible for a lower RWIN to increase speeds. Overall throughput is based on RWIN and Latency. It's entirely posible that you're trying to recieve packets that are too large for your connection to handle. Try this as an experiment, Lower RWIN to 37960 and see if it makes any difference in your speed.. Better or worse.
cdf216 join:2003-09-12 Tampa, FL ·Verizon FIOS	to forum · permalink · · 2005-12-21 08:05:13 ·
Irish Shark Play Like A Champion Today Premium,MVM join:2000-07-29 Las Vegas, NV	reply to N9ZN • I don't think that the RWIN is a factor here. • My guess is that the VOIP box that is causing the slowdown. • Test again with the RWIN at 64240 without the VOIP and the router INPLACE. -- "You can observe a lot by watching". Yogi Berra
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