finetune OpenSSH Server to pass over the 3MB/s limit
Bruce Marshall
bmarsh at bmarsh.com
Mon Oct 15 17:27:26 UTC 2007
On Monday 15 October 2007, Ruben Laban wrote:
> If the SSH server is a low end machine, it probably just can't handle the
> encryption for higher speeds. Does the load of the server spike when
> transferring at 3MB/s?
Additionally, the overall throughput of sending data will never reach the
speed of the connection. A 3MB rate is only true *while the stream of data
is running*. That is, the sending of a single packet of data.
There are many, many other things which go on... the reading of data on the
send-end and the writing of data on the recv-end plus the movement of disk
arms, plus scheduling the operations, plus possible collisions of data on the
LAN etc.
A lower than 3MB rate would be very normal.
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