Rate shaping with a Cisco 806?

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From: David Arnstein
Date: Wed, 26 Feb 2003 07:19

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I've got a little Cisco 806 router between my Windows 2000 PC and my
cable modem.   I think that I'm seeing bitrate oscillations during
heavy traffic (X-windows in particular) and I suspect that this is due
to TCP/IP "slow starts."

How does one configure traffic shaping (or RED, or whatever) to
minimize slow starts?  The config file entries are probably the same
for all Cisco routers, so I can just type the entries into my router
and see if they have any effect.

Thanks for any suggestions.
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David Arnstein       
arnstein+usenet@pobox.com

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Subject: Rate shaping with a Cisco 806?
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