Mijn sims zijn nu 4 dagen up met een aangepaste registery setting in
windows.
Het lijkt hier voor mijn gevoel even wat soepeler te lopen. Ik he aan
windows7 de volgende key toegevoegt.
"NonBlockingSendSpecialBuffering" Its also available for other windows
version, only location is slightly diffe
i am testing (on your recommendation) the option #4 from the /kb/823764
and let you know if there is a difference
best regards,
Wordfromthe Wise
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the 1st link seems to only apply to older versions of Windows NT, so I do
not really so how this could possibly have any effect on Windows 7, also
the second one also seems to not be relevant to Windows 7 either, though it
may have some effect on Windows Vista based machines, even though it does
no
Can you describe the symptoms you are seeing that this registry setting
corrects for you?
On Mon, Nov 5, 2012 at 12:40 PM, R.Gunther wrote:
> Mijn sims zijn nu 4 dagen up met een aangepaste registery setting in
> windows.
> Het lijkt hier voor mijn gevoel even wat soepeler te lopen. Ik he aan
>
All three methods pertain to Windows Sockets, the Win/BSD socket API
extension. These settings are irrelevant for .NET.
Melanie
On 05/11/2012 22:46, Nebadon Izumi wrote:
> the 1st link seems to only apply to older versions of Windows NT, so I do
> not really so how this could possibly have any ef
I Agree its hard to test, because you need to restart the whole server
and then regions are fresh started to.
But something that where suprise. (can be dup luck to) is that i did not
have much lag if i come close to some simborders.
Especially samsara did create lag when i come to close. with res
that is a great idea about reverting for more testing, its always good to
be sure its just not a fluke, on the other hand I am not fully surprised
about Windows having TCP semi-crippled, Microsoft is notorious for doing
this on their Workstation/Desktop versions of Windows, as I recall they
justify
