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TCP options string = 020405b40101040201030300

MTU = 1500
MTU is fully optimized for broadband.

MSS = 1460
Maximum useful data in each packet = 1460, which is equal to MSS.

Default Receive Window (RWIN) = 5840
RWIN Scaling (RFC1323) = 0 bits
Unscaled Receive Window = 5840
RWIN is a multiple ...

Als je de Speed Guide patch downladen, dan gaat je snelheid waarschjinlijk een beetje hoger. Maar ik weet hoe langzaam het kan soms zijn daar in Nederland want iedereen staan op de Kabel en DSL is nog niet beschikbaar. En sinds de bevolking dichtheid daar is de groteste op de werld, dat helpt ...

Umm, @home is another cable service. Road Runner and @home are the two largest in North America.

I THINK that the MTU in XP is located at the same place as in win2k. Im pretty sure, but not 100%

No, just use the driver that comes with the card. You dont want to start mixing that stuff up. Why would you want to try a different driver? I mean, if they wanted you to use other ones, wouldnt they have included those too?

Yes, it is possible for a shared IRQ to slowdown a device. Really, you have to experiment. Change the IRQ setting by moving the card to a different PCI slot. Test the card on each slot to see which one will give you the best performane (If it's shared with another IRQ). Of course, if you find a slot ...

You cant always assign IRQ's yourself. Sometimes you'll just mess things up more. Usually it might not allow you to modify it, sometimes it does, but you might create some problems with sharing and conflicting on another device that you are unaware of. I tried this so many times with lots of devices ...

Ya, I use a Netgear FA310 on my AMD system and I have no problems what so ever. Just put the card in the in PCI slot, let windows recognize it, then install the driver that came with the card. Reboot the computer and it works absolutely beautiful. If you want, you can use the new card they came out ...

Yes, IIS, AND windows 2k.

Sometimes you can run a spliter to get the cable to the modem. Sometimes they need to run a new line into the house. Depends on the setup, varies. Second, I read an article that was posted somewhere on this forum (but can't remember where) that compared different NIC cards. The one that came out on ...

Hi, could someone tell me who the main cable provider is in the state of Vermont? Thanks alot!

The Chello service is extremely nice. It's always up, rarely could I recall when it was ever down, and speeds are very fast. In Hollandall the wires are underground, so it isn't as cluttered as the poles, and there are less people per node, so that really helps alot. And yes, they just merged with ...

Chello is a European cable internet provider based in Amsterdam that serves all of Europe, Canada, and some Asian countries. So, now when ever you guys see CHELLO posted, you dont have to act like weirdos as if you were 5 years old.