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Capturing 10G versus 1G Traffic Using Correct Settings!

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Capturing 10G versus 1G Traffic Using Correct Settings! (PDF, 8.75MB)Published: 16 Mar, 2009
Created by:
Emilio Valente

Proper TCP/IP stack tuning has become an increased factor in host network performance. With 10 and 100 megabit Ethernet, default TCP/IP stack tuning parameters usually were sufficient to utilize the available bandwidth, almost to saturation. However, these settings usually are insufficient for full utilization of Gigabit Ethernet (1 GigE).