Re: Tuning Linux for faster high-latency outbound transfers

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On Wed, 2010-01-27 at 11:45 +0100, Ketil Froyn wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I am based in Norway, and I'm benchmarking upload and download speeds
> to and from a US site (Rackspace Cloud Files). I'm on a 1Gbit link
> with a 100Mbit firewall limiting my speeds, but I routinely see both
> uploads and downloads at 20Mbit, and spikes up to 50Mbit. Ping latency
> between my site and the US site is about 170ms.
> 
> The speeds I'm seeing for single large file transfers when benchmarking are:
> 
> uploads: 90kb/s - 140kb/s
> downloads: 450kb/s - 500kb/s

So are you seeing 20Mb/s or 90 - 140 and 450 - 500 kb/s ?

How many hops away are you from the destination system?

Are you sure there is no shaping, throttling, or other contention
(besides the firewall) between your system and the destination?

Use iperf (aptitude install iperf) to saturate the link. You can send
both TCP and UDP packets/streams.

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