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  1. admin says:
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    A very precious tool when talking of network optimization is HP's Linux version of netperf which was originally heavily used on HP-UX. Also some tcpdump / iptraf tests often comes handy to monitor if there is a weird traffic going on (Network Broadcast floods etc.)

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  2. hip0d says:
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    More useful sysctl options under some circumstances:

    http://www.pc-freak.net/files/sysctl-server-performance.conf

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