TCP Window Size
- From: Cheema <atif_cheema@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 31 May 2007 05:45:39 -0700
Hi
I would like to share my experience. We have a data base application
with record of 30 million people.
PROBLEM : Slow application access from time to time
Server : data base application
WAN : 12Mbps of clear pipe end to end WAN links
client : A Thin and Terminal Server serving 200 thin/terminal server
clients
Util% : WAN links are max 60% loaded
RTT : 20-120 msec with average RTT of 58msec
Server TCP Window Size : 24kByte
Client TCP Window Size : 65kByte
I have strong understanding that this is due to the SENDER and
RECIEVER capacity mismatch
Kindly advise on this situation
What TCP window size should be used ?
Should it be changed on both ends ?
can FAST TCP be applied in this scenario ?
Waiting for your valuable answer
Thanks
.
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