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Question by K.C.
Submitted on 5/21/2004
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How do I check for the max tcp data packet size?  How do I interpret the output?  How do I tune it?
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Answer by naresh prajapati
Submitted on 10/20/2004
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In linux you can view it in /proc/sys/net/ipv4. In that die there is a file tcp_wmem. In this file there are total 3 fields ( default,min,max) this is for send buffer. for receive file is tcp_rmem

 

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