I've had this issue in multiple datacenters on different servers, all with windows server 2003. I have adjusted the TCP settings in the registry and still no go.
Essentially I have a 200-250KB/s limit per connection in upload speed. I have confirmed with my datacenter (Softlayer) that they do not throttle bandwidth. I have disabled QoS on windows server 2003 and no luck.
This is not really a SRCDS issue, but hopefully someone here has dealt with this problem.
Speedtest.net (The issue seems to be here as well, looks like ANY connection when it comes to upload)
![[Image: 1247171395.png]](http://www.speedtest.net/rank/1247171395.png)
Using a download manager I can max my home connection from the dedicated server (So 3000KB/s+). I really have no idea on whats wrong or how to solve this. If anyone can help thank you!.
Intel Quad Core Xeon 3220 - 4 x 2.40GHz
1 x 250GB HDD
4GB RAM
1 GigE (1000Mbit) port
10TB monthly transfer
Windows Server 2003 R2 64bit - Standard edition - Service Pack 2.
![[Image: c15651tcpregf67.jpg]](http://ddc-online.com/users/public/c15651tcpregf67.jpg)
Essentially I have a 200-250KB/s limit per connection in upload speed. I have confirmed with my datacenter (Softlayer) that they do not throttle bandwidth. I have disabled QoS on windows server 2003 and no luck.
This is not really a SRCDS issue, but hopefully someone here has dealt with this problem.
Speedtest.net (The issue seems to be here as well, looks like ANY connection when it comes to upload)
Using a download manager I can max my home connection from the dedicated server (So 3000KB/s+). I really have no idea on whats wrong or how to solve this. If anyone can help thank you!.
Intel Quad Core Xeon 3220 - 4 x 2.40GHz
1 x 250GB HDD
4GB RAM
1 GigE (1000Mbit) port
10TB monthly transfer
Windows Server 2003 R2 64bit - Standard edition - Service Pack 2.