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Packets Per Second Max
Name: tenny321 (by Tenny321) Date: October 10, 2007 at 08:28:17 Pacific OS: Win 2003 CPU/Ram: 2.2Ghz/2G Product: HP
Comment:
I was wondering if anyone know where i can find documentation on max packets for a file server. We have a server that puts through (when busy) 2300 packets a second and does over 12Mb/s. The IO write get up to almost 900Kb/s and 400Kb/s read at the same time.
Name: NinjaProd Date: October 12, 2007 at 21:41:41 Pacific
Reply:
Wow, I would think there would be too many variables involved to come up with one number or even a range.
Just off the top of my head here are some things that can make an impact... -Packet size -TCP/IP offload engine -Packet encryption -TCP/IP Stack -Buffers
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