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(Copying large files over multi-gigabit networks)
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* Optimize network settings:  
 
* Optimize network settings:  
 
 
** Change maximum UDP buffer size (read and write) on sender and receiver: edit /proc/sys/net/core/rmem_max and /proc/sys/net/core/wmem_max. The number in the files determines the buffer size in bytes. We suggest the size to be 16MB (=16777216 bytes) for each of the buffers, which is the maximum allowed size.
 
** Change maximum UDP buffer size (read and write) on sender and receiver: edit /proc/sys/net/core/rmem_max and /proc/sys/net/core/wmem_max. The number in the files determines the buffer size in bytes. We suggest the size to be 16MB (=16777216 bytes) for each of the buffers, which is the maximum allowed size.
 
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** Set buffer sizes in application, before the sockets connect:
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* The following commands are called from the directory udt3.3/app/
 
* The following commands are called from the directory udt3.3/app/

Revision as of 10:15, 14 June 2007

Team members: Jurgen Schulze, Shaofeng (Leo) Liu

Copying large files over multi-gigabit networks

  • Optimize network settings:
    • Change maximum UDP buffer size (read and write) on sender and receiver: edit /proc/sys/net/core/rmem_max and /proc/sys/net/core/wmem_max. The number in the files determines the buffer size in bytes. We suggest the size to be 16MB (=16777216 bytes) for each of the buffers, which is the maximum allowed size.
    • Set buffer sizes in application, before the sockets connect:


  • The following commands are called from the directory udt3.3/app/
  • Run the sender:
 ./sendfile
  • Run the receiver:
 Syntax: 
 ./recvfile <IP address/hostname of sender> <port number> <remote source file name> <local destination file name>
 Example: 
 ./recvfile 127.0.0.1 9000 /home/jschulze/data/largefile.tif ./temp.tif

Streaming high resolution video over multi-gigabit networks