TCP acceleration free trial

8QE

Test data, please see the previous results:

http://lowendtalk.com/discussion/15928/the-edkweb-tcp-acceleration#latest
http://lowendtalk.com/discussion/15891/tcp-acceleration-test#latest

It has TCP Acceleration http://tcp.test.edkweb.biz

It has not TCP Acceleration http://no.tcp.test.edkweb.biz

just to install a software in your server. the loading speed and download speed can improve to a new level. After the test, It has been successful!

Thanks very much.If you want to apply a free trial,please open:

http://edkweb.com/index.php?/cart/software-licence/

and choose weekly. use the code: trial

If you have tried it and want to buy it. Don't worried. use code: 10$off

Thanks very much. Have a nice day.

Starry

Could you tell me how you accelerate TCP?

8QE

@Jylee said:
Could you tell me how you accelerate TCP?

Please visit http://www.appexnetworks.com/products/lotserver.html

It will introduce how to accelerate. Thanks very much.Have a nice day.

Gunter

Can you not keep everything in a single thread, and stop hawking your wares with a multitude of posts?

8QE

@darknyan said:
Can you not keep everything in a single thread, and stop hawking your wares with a multitude of posts?

Yes. I can. Thank for you notice

kyaky

TCP acceleration? an acceleration that works in transport layer?

8QE

@kyaky said:
TCP acceleration? an acceleration that works in transport layer?

yes

kyaky

@8QE said:
yes

I'm not sure if your technology is a true transport layer acceleration or just a kind of CDN

If your company is only based in China renting dedicated servers globally to provide this TCP acceleration, It doesn't seem to be a good idea because you are trying to tell people that all their TCP handshakes can be securely done within your system while the rest of the world don't trust Chinese like they don't trust the U.S since PRISM any more. I know your company in China because I'm Chinese too. The Chinese market might be interested in this, however internationally .... umm... good luck...

8QE

@kyaky said:
If your company is only based in China renting dedicated servers globally to provide this TCP acceleration, It doesn't seem to be a good idea because you are trying to tell people that all their TCP handshakes can be securely done within your system while the rest of the world don't trust Chinese like they don't trust the U.S since PRISM any more. I know your company in China because I'm Chinese too. The Chinese market might be interested in this, however internationally .... umm... good luck...

It is not a cdn.
It will install to your server and to change TCP congestion control.
thank you.

black

It seems like there's some code that sits in the kernel. It is proprietary and doesn't seem like it's widely used. They call it zeta TCP

agoldenberg

Sorry I checked out the tests you have set up and didn't notice much of a difference.

Microlinux

@agoldenberg said:
Sorry I checked out the tests you have set up and didn't notice much of a difference.

There isn't much to gain, except in specific circumstances.

raidz

Can you give an explanation of what this software is/does?

black

@raidz said:
Can you give an explanation of what this software is/does?

It tries to optimize TCP congestion avoidance

Basically, a client determines the rate at which data is sent to the server based on what the server tells the client (directly or indirectly). Check out http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Additive_increase/multiplicative_decrease for an example.

raidz

@black said:
Basically, a client determines the rate at which data is sent to the server based on what the server tells the client (directly or indirectly). Check out http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Additive_increase/multiplicative_decrease for an example.

Right, so what does it do though, is it just a script that changes sysctl variables? Is is a kernel module etc?

8QE

@raidz said:
Can you give an explanation of what this software is/does?

@Zen said:
Read all of the links people have posted. It's modified TCP stack using different algorithm's in order to increase efficiency, thus accelerating TCP overall.

Ture