Tuning AS3/4 for low latency multicast traffic

[harold molly]

When there is a need to connect your server directly to a network
instead of connecting it to a high capacity router, you may
consider "tweaking" your operating system.Need to gain detailed
characteristics, regarding the traffic payload.Then consult a
network expert about network protocol parameters.Then try to
find a utility like "powertweak"(suselinux), to modify kernel
parameters, avoiding you to recompile your kernel,which is very
restricted with RHEL.

harold molly

On Thu, 25 Jan 2007 22:23:02 +0100, Brown, Rodrick R  
<rodrick.r.brown at bofasecurities.com> wrote:

>
> I'm interested in any white papers or documents on tuning RELS AS3/4 for
> a low latency networks and near realtime responses. I know this is a
> pretty generic question but if anyone has any kind of white papers or
> documents/links it would be really helpful, I have not been able to find
> much information in this area.
>
> Also:
>
> How does one set processer affinity in linux for processes and
> networking if possible?
> Is there a way I can check to see the current scheduler in use by
> default on AS3 and 4 thanks.
>
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