Re: TCP/IP Newbie help

alex wrote:
In an email from them, they said this:

"Something to check out if you wish, is the TCP Receive Window that you have set. If it is too low, it will reduce speeds to high latency connections."

Oh I should say that "they", are my ISP. lol. I just re-read it and saw the ambiguity.
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