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On Jul 9, 2009, at 12:28 PM, Kent Borg wrote: > Ah, that makes sense, though I would have thought that backing off > just > a little from the maximum upload bandwidth would be enough for little > ACKs to get through yet it seems I need to back off to about half of > the > capacity. Maybe I am wrong about how far I have to back off; my > download > rate is very jumpy, it is hard to tell how much download capacity I > have. It's all latency, and there are lots of reasons for it. Link saturation. Open connection list size. SYN floods (triggers alarms on some SMC Barricades). Traffic load (Netgear FVS114 can crash under the load). Try reducing the number of active torrents and/or concurrent connections as well as limiting down and up bandwidth. --Rich P.
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