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  #Inetcfg:  CURRENT  DEFAULT  MINIMUM  MAXIMUM
  #Inetcfg:  CURRENT  DEFAULT  MINIMUM  MAXIMUM
  tcpswinsize   131072  32768  1024   246723   TCP SendWindow Size
keepalive      300    300    0      7800    KeepAlive (sec)
  tcprwinsize   131072  32768  1024   246723   TCP RecvWindow Size
  tcpswinsize     246723  32768  1024   246723 TCP SendWindow Size
  udpswinsize   41600  9216  1024  246723   UDP SendWindow Size
  tcprwinsize     246723  32768  1024   246723 TCP RecvWindow Size
  udprwinsize  41600  41600  1024   246723   UDP RecvWindow Size
  udpswinsize     246723  41600  1024   246723 UDP SendWindow Size
lipcstswinsize  20480  10240  1024  246723  LIPC Stream SendWindow Size
  udprwinsize    246723  41600   1024   246723  UDP RecvWindow Size
  lipcstrwinsize  20480  10240  1024  246723   LIPC Stream RecvWindow Size
  lipcdgswinsize  8192  2048   1024   246723   LIPC Dgram SendWindow Size
  lipcdgrwinsize  8192  4096  1024  246723  LIPC Dgram RecvWindow Size
perfhttp  1  1  0  1  Fast Path HTTP ON/OFF


If you do not have a inetcfg.ini file, you can create one with "inetcfg -g all" from the command line.
If you do not have a inetcfg.ini file, you can create one with "inetcfg -g all" from the command line.

Revision as of 22:21, 12 July 2018

Since the OS/2 stack is showing it's age, there are some performance tuning that was advices on the OS2World Forum.

inetcfg.ini

Check your x:\mptn\etc\inetcfg.ini file and you may change the values similar to the following:

#Inetcfg:   CURRENT   DEFAULT   MINIMUM   MAXIMUM
keepalive       300     300     0       7800    KeepAlive (sec)
tcpswinsize     246723  32768   1024    246723  TCP SendWindow Size
tcprwinsize     246723  32768   1024    246723  TCP RecvWindow Size
udpswinsize     246723  41600   1024    246723  UDP SendWindow Size
udprwinsize     246723  41600   1024    246723  UDP RecvWindow Size

If you do not have a inetcfg.ini file, you can create one with "inetcfg -g all" from the command line. Then place the line "inetcfg -s all" (minus the quotes) in your x:\mptn\bin\setup.cmd file.

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