How do you overcome slow route convergence?
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You could use Fuzzy Sighted Link State (FSLS) routing.\n\n FSLS includes an optimal algorithm called Hazy Sighted Link State (HSLS), which sends a link state update (LSU) every 2k* T to a scope of 2k,where k is hop distance and T is the minimum LSU transmission period. Thus, both FSR and FSLS achieve potential scalability by limiting the scope of link state update dissemination in space and over time. \n\nTheoretical analysis on routing overhead and optimization for this type of “myopic” routing can be found in. Optimized Link State Routing Protocol — Optimized Link\nState Routing Protocol (OLSR) is a Link State (LS)  protocol. It periodically exchanges topology information with other nodes in the network. The protocol uses multipoint relays (MPRs) to reduce the number of “superfluous” broadcast packet retransmissions and also the size of the LS update packets, leading to more efficient flooding of control messages in the network.\n\nor a LS or OLS of some kind. if very large, stay away from LS....use some type of OLS or the FSLS.
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You must install the Bandwidth meter. You could also try a network traffic analyser instead.
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Get used to that. I used Limewire a while ago, and it slowed everything on my computer down.
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I have the same problem. It is incredibly slow and i am using an ADSL line!
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maybe if you got also a 10/100 faster switch to add to your router it might boost the speed enough....i have a linksys router and have not noticed much of a drop in speed
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Well, this problem happened with a friend of mines before where the DSL was slow due to pile of useless appliations that occupy and use a portion of your DSL Speed...\n\nTry removing useless applications and install a good Antivirus/Antispyware to assure that there is Keyloggers, etc that send private data over the internet..\n\nI personally recommend installing AVAST Antivirus HOME Edition (FREE for Personal Use) which comes eith a lot of handy tools...award winning Antivirus for 2005\n\nCheck out all of its features on the link below:\nhttp://www.avast.com/eng/avast_4_home.html\n\nPS: Its less than 10 MB in size and does a frequent update...\n\nHope this solves your problem...
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Set up networks, you can make a lot, travel (but not that far)\nand its pretty easy. (use LINUX)
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1. There is no algorithm to improve the speed of LAN.\n2. U can devise ur own methods to improve traffic on LAN.\n   a. Use gigabit ethernet (end of all issues)\n   b. Control ur traffic by identifying it's pattrens. Then introduce a seperate switch or VLAN for particular stations with heavy traffic.\n   c. If u r using a hub or coax on ur network ...u should better stop thinking about improving their speed they are as well as dead.
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yup, but it will be slow. real slow. the ideal upstream speed is at least up to 640 kbps.
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Use the highest speed until/unless you have 'write' problems.\nThen I would cut the speed in half and see if it remedies the problem.  But usually it will be something else...
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Thats all you get! sorry\n\nIf you feel the performance is sluggish for what you pay, call up ISP perhaps the line is down.\n\nor you could try tweaking registry ... i recommend a 15 day trial "tune up utilities 2006" to do the internet optimisation in that.
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network connections > right click connection > properties > configure > advanced > speed settings (possibly named differently) > pick one\n\nnote that auto detection is the best way to go, because forcing a duplex mode can cause worse performance
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The nature of the routing of the internet,
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easy, Use traffic shaping.  You create a access list with the traffic you want to limit.  turn on the traffic shaping command and refrence the acl.\n\nI warn you though.  If this is router is under heavy load your processor may not handle it.\n\nThats what i did.  cisco has many docs on traffic shaping and example configs.
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You cant improve the speed much. You can download any free internet boosting software. Also, try increasing the cache size of your browser. This will help if there are certain sites you visit frequently. The offline content stored in the cache will make the page load faster. nothing much else you can do i guess..
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your speeds are limited to the hardware that you have. there is a delay in each networking device your information travels through, however, if you are using a broadband router, there is nothing you can do about this, if you are using a commercial grade router you might consider changing routing protocols, or changing the hold down timers, this will help open up your network so that updates on routes are sent as often, however, it could cause it to take longer to know when something has gone down.
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If your ISP can't route more than 5 hops, drop your ISP and find one who knows what it's doing.  My ISP takes more than five hops just to get outside their own routers.\n\nIn regards to being unable to access a particular website, you'll need to provide more detail as to the nature of the problem before it can be answered (i.e. server not available, browser timeout, error message etc.).