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Originally Posted by bigstar
Did you try values in between default and the max value?
Can you please type netsh interface tcp dump global and show me the result.
The only thing I can think of off hand would be to try
netsh interface tcp set global autotuninglevel=highlyrestricted
If you can think of a public ftp server with high latency I would be more than happy to dig deeper into this issue, perhaps there's more that can be done client side.
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sorry to reply late.
Code:
# ----------------------------------
# TCP Configuration
# ----------------------------------
pushd interface tcp
reset
set global rss=enabled chimney=automatic autotuninglevel=normal congestionprovider=ctcp ecncapability=disabled timestamps=enabled netdma=disabled dca=disabled
popd
# End of TCP configuration
for different values on tcp buffer size i will wait for the cross-pacific fiber freed before futher tests. under heavy time period no matter how i tune the parameters the speed doesn't go up.
if you are in the u.s i can provide you a server in china, which should produce enough latancy to test.
regards
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