[cisco-voip] TFTP Throttle

[STEVEN CASPER]

Ahhh....... I think this is what I was looking for:
 

Maximum Serving Count: This parameter specifies the maximum number of client requests to accept and to serve files at a time. Specify a low value if you are serving files over a low bandwidth connection. You can set it to a higher number if you are serving small files over a large bandwidth connection and when CPU resources are available, such as when no other services run on the TFTP server. Use the default value if the TFTP service is run along with other Cisco CallManager services on the same server. Use the following suggested values for a dedicated TFTP server: 1500 for a single-processor system and 3000 for a dual-processor system. If the dual-processor system is running Windows 2000 Advanced Server, the serving count can be up to 5000. 
  This is a required field. 
  Default:  500 
  Minimum:  1 
  Maximum:  5000 


>>> "Ryan Ratliff" <rratliff at cisco.com> 4/7/2008 9:52 AM >>>
Look at the service parameters for the TFTP server. You can tweak how many simultaneous file requests the TFTP server can handle but this will only help so much if you have 3rd gen phones over a high latency link to the TFTP server. 


-Ryan

On Apr 7, 2008, at 7:09 AM, STEVEN CASPER wrote:
Is there a parameter in Call Manager 6.1 that controls simultaneous TFTP accesses to a server? Someone told me about this setting that would allow increasing the value to speed up telephone firmware loading and upgrading.
Thanks!
Steve

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