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Performance Tuning Guidelines for Windows Server 2003
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| bet | 7/61 | | Sana | 21.03.2017 | | Hajmi | 430.5 Kb. | | #1046 |
You can optimize network throughput and resource usage by using network adapter tunings (when available and exposed by the network adapter). Keep in mind that the correct set of tunings depends on the network adapter, workload, host-computer resources, and performance goals.
It is almost always beneficial to turn on network adapter offload features. In some instances, however, the network adapter may not be powerful enough to handle the offload capabilities at high throughput. For example, enabling LSO can lower the maximum sustainable throughput on some network adapters. However, if the reduced throughput is not expected to be a limitation, offload capabilities should be enabled even for such network adapters. Note that some network adapters require offload features to be enabled for send and receive paths independently.
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