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How to find the actual memory usage of socket buffers

 
 
Karthik Nandyal
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      11-11-2004, 06:36 PM
Using sysctl, I have increased default values for several network
tuning parameters, including tcp_rmem, tcp_wmem. and
net.core.rmrm_max. These govern readand write buffers for sockets. How
can I check a given socket buffer to see the actual memory usage so I
can optimize these settings ?

Thanks in advance,

KC
 
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