Thread: How to get the max out of my dedi?

I am using vuze on my dedicated windows 2008 r2 datacenter server and it really only connects to a minimal amount of peers when seeding. I mean it sits at around 1-4 MiB/s usually. But it can do much better. Especially if there is a lot of peers downloading at the moment it should do more than that on average. At first it does great, but after a few hours it really slows down a lot, even if there is only a few seeds and a lot of peers it only connects to a few...



How should I configure my server/program for optimal use?

Is there better programs than vuze for speeds/options?

Knowing your internet speeds would help, but anyways you should configure it to connect to as many peers as possible. That should help with speeds alot.

Originally Posted by zeez

Knowing your internet speeds would help, but anyways you should configure it to connect to as many peers as possible. That should help with speeds alot.

Its on a 10 gbps port, with a 1 gbps link to internet. I went through my vuze and set it up so that the max connections was set to unlimited, gave it more cache, set speeds to unlimited, made it so there was no priority on seeding. Although the traffic is encrypted by vuze, i set it so that there was fall backs on encryption.

Any notable speed increases now?

I used Vuze on my vps and I see it can seed very well but it cant download with max speed. the connection is not good.
I use utorrent 1.8.5 and Vuze :)

Originally Posted by zeez

Any notable speed increases now?

No because that is how my settings have been the whole time. I am still looking for some help! :/

Sure you dont have set the datacenter OS to limit connections?

Originally Posted by zeez

Sure you dont have set the datacenter OS to limit connections?

Does it come this way set by default? Because if not, then the connections haven't been limited.

Dont use Windows/Vuze.....
Switch over to Linux/rutorrent/rtorrent
or Use utorrent/windows