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g*d2007-10-22 07:10

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A very interesting comments from Nanog. 1-2 mth ago, I came across a similar
article. Verizon engineers tested on FiOS network that the max download
speed is 6-8 Mbps even the retail bandwidth is 100Mbps becoz most of
webservers are using old TCP stack.
So we have 2 bottlenecks here, 1 is on the PC OS, another 1 is on the server
side.
From o*********[email protected]; on behalf of; Leo Bicknell [b******[email protected]]
Subject: The next broadband killer: advanced operating systems?
Windows Vista, and next w

d*i2007-10-22 07:10

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good, this finally became the real issue. so p2p may be a solution? hoho...

similar
server
TCP

【在 g**d 的大作中提到】

: A very interesting comments from Nanog. 1-2 mth ago, I came across a similar
: article. Verizon engineers tested on FiOS network that the max download
: speed is 6-8 Mbps even the retail bandwidth is 100Mbps becoz most of
: webservers are using old TCP stack.
: So we have 2 bottlenecks here, 1 is on the PC OS, another 1 is on the server
: side.
: From o*********[email protected]; on behalf of; Leo Bicknell [b******[email protected]]
: Subject: The next broadband killer: advanced operating systems?
: Windows Vista, and next w

z*r2007-10-22 07:10

3 楼

ppl have been talking about the fast tcp for a while, but don't see any real
big demanding.
another way to accomplish this is to offload the tcp connection to a
specific layer 4-7 network device in front of the servers. I think this is
more popular than the fast tcp at this moment

similar
server
TCP

【在 g**d 的大作中提到】

d*i2007-10-22 07:10

4 楼

the so-called fast tcp solutions are good to generate papers, but i believe
will not make much difference in real world.

real

【在 z**r 的大作中提到】

: ppl have been talking about the fast tcp for a while, but don't see any real
: big demanding.
: another way to accomplish this is to offload the tcp connection to a
: specific layer 4-7 network device in front of the servers. I think this is
: more popular than the fast tcp at this moment
:
: similar
: server
: TCP