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I have 2 servers, each at one end of a T3. &nbsp;File transfers are slow. &nbsp;I know that in the registry there is a way to up the tcp window size, but I can't remember how to do it. &nbsp;Can someone give me instructions and advice on how to increase my window size?
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I have 2 servers, each at one end of a T3.  File transfers are slow.  I know that in the registry there is a way to up the tcp window size, but I can't remember how to do it.  Can someone give me instructions and advice on how to increase my window size?

manipulating TCP Window size

I have 2 servers, each at one end of a T3.  File transfers are slow.  I know that in the registry there is a way to up the tcp window size, but I can&#39;t remember how to do it.  Can someone give me instructions and advice on how to increase my window size?

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