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The TCP/IP stack in Solaris 10 has been largely rewritten from previous versions, which version of Solaris you talking about?
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The TCP/IP stack in Solaris 10 has been largely rewritten from previous versions, which version of Solaris you talking about?

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Hi Solaris/UNIX experts,<br />
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How could you increase the RWIN (the tcp window size) in Solaris please?<br />
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Thanks a lot,<br />
Ed
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Hi Solaris/UNIX experts,

How could you increase the RWIN (the tcp window size) in Solaris please?

Thanks a lot,
Ed

Increase RWIN on Solaris

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