Still suffering from low speed Dial-up connections ?
ahhhh....don't worry my friends, i have something for you........it is nothing but a
program tweaked by Rob Vonk to make Dial-up connections to be known as Speed-up
connections !
Don't believe yet ? Just use once and you will surely like it if you were having a low
speed connection(Broadband users Beware)
Well this is tested by me and some of my Friends who have BSNL Dial-up networks and they were happy with it.
Download it Here First
Features
# Easy access to MaxMTU, MaxMSS, DefaultRcvWindow, DefaultTTL settings
# Only changes the settings for your dial-up adapter
# Auto calculate option for MaxMSS and DefaultRcvWindow
# You can see how EasyMTU follows the bindings
# Choose your dial-up adapter from a pull down list box. So all language are supported
# Support for Windows 98, Windows NT and AOL users
# A unique FindMTU utility
# A benchmark for comparison between different settings
# It's absolutely free!
New in version 3!
# FindMTU
# Benchmark
# Better routines for all page
Screen shot:
IPMTU: MaxMTU for dial-up connections. Recommended is Small, MaxMTU = 576
DefaultRcvWindow: The DefaultRcvWindow must be MaxMSS * multiplier with multiplier
between 2 and 8. Recommended is four
DefaultTTL: Default Time To Live. Well, doesn’t it say it all? Default is it set to 32
Recommended is 64
COMBoostTime: The "COMBoostTime" setting affects the time (in milliseconds) the
Operating System processes a COM port interrupt
Cachesize: Enter cache size here. Default is zero. Recommended is sixteen
Slownet: Use parameters for dial-up connections. Recommended is not to use it
Other information about speeding up your modem:
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