Transfer-buffer finetuning...

Grendel · 09-26-2004, 02:47 PM

I used ioFTPD with
ADSL 3Mbit down/384Kbit up

what is the best/optimal configuration for it ??
Any expiriences here ???

Quote:

[Ftp]

Idle_TimeOut = 120
Login_Attempts = 3
Login_TimeOut = 15
Socket_Send_Buffer = 4096
Socket_Recv_Buffer = 1024
DataSocket_Nagle = False
Transfer_Buffer = 65536 #For max.scalability,set Transf&DataSockbuffers to low values
DataSocket_Send_Buffer = 32864
DataSocket_Recv_Buffer = 32864

neoxed · 09-26-2004, 02:57 PM

3Mbit DSL and youÃ¢â¬â¢re worried about optimal performance? hah! Don't expect any substantial performance gain by fiddling with the default buffer sizes for such a small line.

Here's a quote from an archived post regular board users don't have access to.

Quote:

Originally posted by darkone
Io is optimized towards dual and quad cpu systems, which will become more and more common in the near future... wasn't next intel chip supposed to be dualcore ;-? However, I don't expect performance delta to be noticable on 10mbit line

You could try CableNut for tweaking the Windows TCP/IP buffers, but other then that...not much you can do.

Grendel · 09-26-2004, 03:07 PM

Of cause, I know ioFTPD is for high-performance lines...

so far so good...that is not the problem here...

the background is.... ioFTPD downloads from DSL-Lines
are not that smooth as on other FTPDs.
Sometimes the download interrupts and hangs for seconds,
than it peaks up to utopic values...

Maybe I can finetune the buffersettings a little bit in the right direction for a home-ftp.