ginnis24
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Upload Speed is limited to 60Kb
Okay I have Windows XP Pro SP3. I am using apache to create the server portion. I have done a speedtest and I get 17mb Down and 5mb up I paid a good bit for that. When trying to download files from the server on any network ( I have tried 3 all cable) it starts really fast around 200Kb and quickly goes down to 60Kb. I have checked apache and they do no limit the upload speed to my knowledge. I have done a speedtest so I don't think it is the linksys Wireless-N router. The server is hard wired and I have the QOS at full blast on that port. Is windows XP Pro limiting the speed?
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Yes I have done this and I didn't see much of an improvement. I haven't been able to locate any information on how or if apache is in fact causing the upload to stop at 60.
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ahh...well this site says closed but thanks for the lead
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Does anybody have any idea how to setup the throttle mod with apache 2.2?
depending on how much you are paying for service, you may want to talk to your ISP about getting a small business account instead. That would stop the throttling (if that is what they are doing). It may be more beneficial to you to spend the few extra $$ if you are running a business out of your home. Good Luck!
Start>Run and type gpedit.msc without quotes. This will open the group policy editor, then go to the following by step:
1. Local Computer Policy
2. Computer Configuration
3. Administrative Templates
4. Network
5. QOS Packet Scheduler
6. Limit Reservable Bandwidth
7. Double click on Limit Reservable bandwidth
set this to enable and change the value from 20 to 0 click of.
then go to start>run type "gpupdate /force" you may have to reboot or log off for the changes to happen.
hope that helps your some.
it may very well be an apache problem. You may want to look more into that...i dont know much about apache though.