downloading speed
Jay Hennigan
jay at west.net
Fri Apr 17 23:59:34 UTC 2009
chandrashakher pawar wrote:
> No errors on the interface.
> none of our customer on this router has complait us this issue
> i have changed this to "negotiation auto" as suggested by one of our member.
> tommorow customer will test again and reply.
> round-trip-time is good, no bacbone chocked.
> Unit will not make bit differnce as: The customer tried troubleshooting the
> issue after connecting laptop directily to the 100 mbps link.
> In that case also the result was same.
Note that your screenshot displays bytes, not bits. So it will display
one-eighth the download speed measured in bits.
Check the TCP tuning on the downloading PC. The fact that multiple
windows achieve a higher aggregate speed points to this. Use the Google
link I supplied earlier, also search "Bandwidth-delay product". Are
both ends of the link a substantial geographic distance (several miles)
apart?
Note that the adjustments for TCP tuning are to the TCP stack on the
machine doing the download, not the network gear.
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