Speed - optimal settings: RWIN, MTU etc...

Ok then
1. You still have control after installation to change the settings from default after any point.

2. It is irrelevant that Kerio made/didn't make the s/w I was Asking WBS to make NEW s/w for both USB & Ethernet that sets the optimal settings after install
 
Seburn, I see your specs are ipcop & mtu of 1352 :confused: did you force mtu settings?
 
WBS are in the business of providing internet access, what about linux users? should they make RPM's for them too? why reinvent the wheel, drtcp is there, the helpdesk know about it, we know about it, I just dont see a point. And there might be licencing issues with the software or maybe they don't have access to the API because Kyocera kept it closed
 
Yes Kyocera kept the API closed. Slim, I am working on opening it up. Sorry man, just been very busy with work and family
 
More importantly mtu path finding is on Those are mainly for windows ppl. I set it to 1352 on boot doesn't stay there tho.
 
ts cool, once you hack that puppy open we should be able to have some fun :)
 
1. I don't see every tom **** and harry being able to use drtcp on there own accord
2. This means a waste in call center resources explaining to each new customer how to do this.
3. Mweb is the same as wbs an ISP but they have all these one click packages to do anything (not that i like them)

They don't need access to the API they can make a standalone program and make it run the Kerocera part before or afterwards
 
tell me whats involved and i'll write it tonight, is it just a registry key?
 
The whole issue is that this should be integrated into the initial install...

So even having this app does NOTHING truly productive unless it's included in iBurst's cds
 
yeah, but i'll make the source public and they can use it, or myadsl could, or I'll just use it :p

so does anyone know whats involved or should I google?
 
slimothy said:
yeah, but i'll make the source public and they can use it, or myadsl could, or I'll just use it :p

so does anyone know whats involved or should I google?
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Oddly enough the info is in this very same thread...:p
 
You will need the reg keys for each different windows version I haven't looked into this fully so I cannot give them all some are mentioned in this thread tho(like i said when i have time)
ie win95/98/98me/2000/xp

replace the autorun on the cd with your prog detect os ask for ethernet/usb if ethernet then just run your prog if usb run theirs then yours after. send new image of cd to wbs.

you could also make a linux version that sets the appropriate boot setting ... they somewhere in this forum and on my office pc

Also there is an autoconfig file that can be made for dial up in windows so you could just ask for user and password and set up the user connection for them
 
SG TCP Optimizer, might be of some help

Hi guys,

I managed to get hold of a little program available at www.speedguide.net, amoung other features it's got an option to work out the largest MTU setting. You just input any url and off it goes. Work out my optimal setting at 1432

Hope it helps
Ciao :p
 
I need help setting/changing my MTU to at least 1365 for the xbox 360 live connection to detect my computer to have at least a 1365. I did the command test and it said it had 1364 plus 28 which makes 1392. So why is the xbox 360 still not picking up the required mtu settings to be confirmed?
 
needhelp said:
I need help setting/changing my MTU to at least 1365 for the xbox 360 live connection to detect my computer to have at least a 1365. I did the command test and it said it had 1364 plus 28 which makes 1392. So why is the xbox 360 still not picking up the required mtu settings to be confirmed?
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What do you mean by the command test? Because what I would think of is the command test to figure out what your MTU should be, not what it actually is.

Download Dr.TCP or TCP Optimiser to change the MTU. The recommended value (for iBurst) is 1352, so changing it to 1365 should be okay.
 
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