"Receive Window should be larger than bandwidth delay product (also known as pipe capacity).
For example, for 170ms delay on a 768Kbps link, RWIN = 768000 bits/sec * 0.170 sec = 130560 bits = 16320 bytes."
What do ya think of that?
How to compute RWIN-->
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martin777
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How to compute RWIN-->
According to www.dslreports.com -->
"Receive Window should be larger than bandwidth delay product (also known as pipe capacity).
For example, for 170ms delay on a 768Kbps link, RWIN = 768000 bits/sec * 0.170 sec = 130560 bits = 16320 bytes."
What do ya think of that?
"Receive Window should be larger than bandwidth delay product (also known as pipe capacity).
For example, for 170ms delay on a 768Kbps link, RWIN = 768000 bits/sec * 0.170 sec = 130560 bits = 16320 bytes."
What do ya think of that?
NO Nurse, NO!! I said prick his boil!
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rainallday
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how do you find your bandwith delay product??????????oops duh....my bad
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Well heres another way to look at it. Your average Download in bits x 1024 x your ping time divide that by 8 = n divide that by MSS round that off to the nearest hundred x that number by MSS giving you the unscaled Rwin then you can get your scaled Rwin...
What do I think of there math
slow speeds
What do I think of speedguides Math real good
If you do a search on Rwin, there is a real good 15 page discussion on it in this forum
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What do I think of there math
slow speedsWhat do I think of speedguides Math real good
If you do a search on Rwin, there is a real good 15 page discussion on it in this forum
posted by rmrucker[ 04-10-2001: Message edited by: dannjr ]
