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Access and NQC Advanced Settings

The following Access Series devices have been selected:
$ACTSTABLE$
(* indicates NQCs which are licensed to run as a server, but have server disabled)
The following changes will apply to all Access Series devices above:
Change delay between tests
The Access Series device can manage its load by enforcing a delay between tests
Enforce delay of milliseconds between tests
Maximum client delay seconds
Change the MTU options
The MTU (Maximum Transmission Unit) size controls the maximum size of transmitted TCP packets.
This is usually negotiated automatically with the receiving end, but can be set to a fixed value.
Max MTU size bytes (max 1520)
Fix the MTU size to this value
Warning: use with caution. If you fix the MTU size to a value larger than the path can cope with, the MySpeed upload test will fail.
Change the RX Window size
The RX window size controls how much incoming data the TCP stack may store waiting to be acknowledged.
New RX window size bytes
Change the TX Window size
The TX window size controls how much outgoing data the TCP stack may store waiting to be acknowledged.
New TX window size bytes
Change network downtime monitor settings
The network downtime monitor adds records to the database detailing the server's downtime
Enable network downtime monitor
Update firmware
$UPDATEFIRMWAREMESSAGE$
Restart
warning: reseting will interrupt any active testing.
$NOACMCOMMENTSTART$ Change Server settings
By default, the server is disabled from serving applets.
Enable ACM server $ENABLESERVERWARN$
Server configuration:
MySpeed TCP upload port
MySpeed TCP download port
MyVoIP upstream port
MyVoIP downstream port
MyVoIP SIP test port
MyCapacity port
MyVideo port
Change Server directory [info]
Directory is: $HBSSCONFIGNAMESLIST$
NetQCheck configuration: $NQCCONFIGNAMESLIST$
$NOACMCOMMENTEND$ $ACTSINPUTS$ Note: changes will be applied when the device next checks in to the server, which may take a few minutes.