Increasing the TCP initial congestion window
Increasing the TCP initial congestion window
Posted Feb 10, 2011 3:59 UTC (Thu) by butlerm (subscriber, #13312)Parent article: Increasing the TCP initial congestion window
There are a couple of other things that should be done:
First, the minimum retry time out should be reduced to approximately 1 ms, or whatever the timer accuracy allows. On local area networks a MIN_RTO of 1 second is ridiculous. Second, the syn retry timeout should be reduced from 1 second to 200 ms or so. The only reason to have it so high is if the bottleneck link is a 56 kbps modem or something.
It would be great if there were route attributes that allow these numbers (or something that allows them to be derived) to be further customized on a route specific basis. In particular to increase them on the default route in the case of a unusually slow link, and to decrease them for the route to the local LAN.
Posted Feb 14, 2011 3:23 UTC (Mon)
by ivannovick (guest, #72897)
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It would be great if this was configurable or lowered ... as the 200 miliseconds seems to cause a real bottleneck in some cases.
Does anyone know if this has been proposed or is being made configurable?
Cheers,
Increasing the TCP initial congestion window
Ivan Novick