On Thu, Dec 23, 2004, Laconsults@aol.com wrote:

this already doubles TCP throughputs over inter-continental cables/ satellites/ WAN links, just one-click install ( all window platforms TCP upgrade downloads to follow within a month ) .

the cable link utilisation & also end user TCP throughput graphs will both show constant 95%-100% levels, cf existing saw-tooths.

Its not increasing the bandwidth of a fibre, its just allowing TCP streams to use more bandwidth. Hacks to do this have been popping up here and there for a number of years. So how is it relevant to the international cable company practice(s) of artifically limiting bandwidth to limit growth? Adrian -- Adrian Chadd "You don't have a TV? Then what's <adrian@creative.net.au> all your furniture pointing at?"