TCP Configuration Just Got Easier: Autobuffer Tuning

One of the hardest things about configuring a TCP profile for optimum performance is picking the right buffer sizes. Guess too small, and your connection can't utilize the available bandwidth. Guess ...
Published Oct 12, 2017
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Mar 26, 2019

if autobuffer tuning is enabled, is it possible to extract what the current setting is?

 

If the load changes -and or the RTT communications change, will it re-tune to find better numbers?