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I have server of hosting ie' But there is with him a problem In the moment that the speed costs on 5 mb The then upload starts to descend
Someone knows what I am supposed to do??? All of this happens that the speed of download That the download arrives for 5 mb and above
Details of my server they:
hosting ie
4 gb ram
1 tb hd
1 gb connect
Ready to give to the helpful 3 days Use in my server
Try limiting your download speed by 25% and see if the upload speeds get any better.
Tried to limit for 8 9 and 10
But this yet descends the significant upload
Server as in seedbox? Or you're hosting a server? Just clarifying.
the 1 g connection in hosting ie is very very bad
download is good
but upload is very bad
and the server is alwys slow
try leassweb
perfect in 1gb connection
Then what you say not very give me answer//
which OS are you running ?
Yep i've come to realise that the OS changes the speeds significantly. In a gbit box the bottleneck will be the hardrive, are you running a RAID setup?Quote:
Originally Posted by Cabalo
I have this
microsoft windws server 2003 r2 stndard edition sp 2
Then what do?
i would recommend a switch to a linux distro, perhaps ubuntu or debian, there are plenty of guides you can follow taht will get you setup in no time
that's wrong, if you know how to configure a 2003 server correctly.Quote:
Originally Posted by NippleCake
ok, let's tweak your client, and windows.
it's a lengthy process and right now i haven't much time
but do this for starters:
www.lvllord.de
run the patch and increase the number of connections to 10000.
close it.
now. what bt client are you using ?
i haven't heard good things on hosting ie.
opinions do vary mate.. Hosting ie peering with Scandinavian peers and US is much better than ovh.. They allow more than 100mbps to non hosting ie but ovh gives to only ovh .. So every hosts has bit of +- ..
Plus -> Genuine Unmetered till atleast 20-30TB
-> Decent Routing to other hosts
-> Stable H/w
Negative -> setup fees on all boxes
-> Relatively poor cust service
-> expensive reinstalls
i to have the same server from hosting.ie and found the down speeds ok but the up speeds very poor i asked them to install linux for me now so i will see how it goes
If you can update me After installeds you the Linux If there is an improvement I would be very happy
p.s
A year ago I had server from there And the operating system was Linux And really the speed was very good But then I had server 100 mb//
I am a use BItorrent
To get good speed with windows i think deluge is the way to go.
I can garanti that you will get mutch better speed with linux.
I see people on sct that have hosting-ie gbit and rtorrent running and hits about 30-50 MB/s up and down.
And you need raid to get good speed on all servers.
i will let you know mate how it goes :)Quote:
Originally Posted by ShMilO
i won't waste my time here trying to explain things any longer. it's being useless.
ciao :wave:
if you know how to use linux for sure it is the best
plus RAID 0
Raid ...... Put your drives in raid.
ok i moved over to linux on my hosting.ie box and downloaded a blueray and hit speeds of 35MB/s but the up speed didnt go over 1 MB/s even when the download had done
im using linux ubuntu 64 bit with RAID 0
also had to use ktorrent as couldnt get utorrent to work
not sure what else to do
Try install new version of wine
tried tcp optimizer or something like that? prob look thought the processes if you know wats ment to be running?? end wats not
What is the problem? I would really try to figure out what you did wrong on that. rTorrent is in my opinion, the best bt client around, and you will understand what I mean if you use that over kTorrent. I also use and recommend wTorrent with it as the webui, it makes it so much easier, and less prone to operator error than entering commands in the terminal box by a noob who doesn't really know rTorrent or Linux. Very light on resources and extremely fast and stable. Good luck, but seriously you should really try to get rTorrent going. Another advantage is that rTorrent is native Linux and runs a lot better than jacking around with wine and uTorrent in a Linux environment.