🚀 go-pugleaf

I've been tring to track this performance problem down now for sometime 
without any luck.  I have been getting the following:

~745KB/S FTP transfers on an SGI box to a Linux server 

~210KB/S FTP transfers on a Pentium/75 w/ 3Com509b card running Novell's 
             Lan WorkPlace TCP/IP stack to the same Linux server

~750KB/S FTP transfers on the same Pentium hardware but running Linux 
             (slack:2.3 Kern: 1.2.10) to the same Linux server

Some people have told me that the reason for this is DOS's default TCP 
Window size of 2048 where Unix's is 8192.  I've tried to find where I can 
adjust this without avail.  Could somebody set me strait on this?

Here is my net.cfg file just in case:

-----------------------------
Link Support
     Buffers 8 1600
     MemPool 4096

NetWare DOS Requester
	Checksum = 0
	Large Internet packets = ON
	load low conn=on
	load low ipxncp=on
	signature level = 0
	cache buffers = 10
	cache buffer size = 1500
	PB Buffers = 5
	First Network Drive = F
#       Name Context = "OU=CCS.OU=Faculty.O=CSUC"
	Preferred Server = campus
#
Protocol Stack IPX
    Bind 3c5x9
#
Link Driver 3c5x9
    Frame Ethernet_802.3
    Frame Ethernet_II
    Protocol IPX 0 Ethernet_802.3
#
#	Protocol RARP 8035 ethernet_ii
#	Protocol ARP 806 ethernet_ii
#	Protocol IP 800 ethernet_ii

Protocol TCPIP
	PATH LANG_CFG   C:\NET\LANG
	PATH SCRIPT     C:\NET\SCRIPT
	PATH PROFILE    C:\NET\PROFILE
	PATH LWP_CFG    C:\NET\HSTACC
	PATH TCP_CFG    C:\NET\TCP
       ip_router        132.241.60.97
       ip_netmask       255.255.255.240
       ip_address       132.241.60.102

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 |    David A. Ranch  [Computer Engineer]         dranch@ecst.csuchico.edu    |
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 +------- Linux 1.1.x Administrator ---- dranch@rocko.lab.csuchico.edu -------+