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i love the mailing list archives.
searching for "tcp window" i found:

--snip--
freebsd, you can set many system parameters using sysctl.
If I remember correctly, you want to set the parameter
net.inet.tcp.receivespace.  You can get a complete list of
settings with command sysctl -A.
--snip--

eg on my box:

sysctl -A | grep net


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