High Performance Data Transfers

High Performance Data Transfers

Post by Breen Ouellett » Tue, 01 Feb 2000 04:00:00



Hi,

    I am trying to find out how to optimize the kernel for high
performance data transfers.  As a point of reference, under NetBSD one
can change these options in the kernel config file:

options         SB_MAX=1048576          # maximum socket buffer size
options         TCP_SENDSPACE=65536     # default send socket buffer
size
options         TCP_RECVSPACE=65536     # default recv socket buffer
size
options         NMBCLUSTERS=1024        # maximum number of mbuf
clusters

    Where do I find the equivalent settings in OpenBSD?

    -Breen Ouellette

 
 
 

1. High Performance Data Transfers

There is a very nice multi-platform document on "High Performance Data Transfers"
at
        http://www.psc.edu/networking/perf_tune.html

Most of the data for Linux is missing :(
I reported the only item I know (Path MTU discovery) to the author.

There are still 4 blank items...

Perhaps some kind Linux networking guru can take a look.

Thanks, Richard.

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