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To: Andre Oppermann <oppermann@networx.ch>
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Subject: tuning tcp
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any suggestions for how to tune freebsd tcp for very large bandwidth
delay product.  doing daily rsync from oregon to australia over I2
and aarnet.  getting mediocre transfers.  hints appreciated.