cFosSpeed 2.13 Beta 1093 - High-Speed DSL-Treiber

Mit cFosSpeed kannst du große Dateien aus dem Internet Herunterladen und dabei genausoschnell surfen, wie wenn du garnichts Herunterläst.

Changelog:

* New Technology: cFosSpeed is now available as 64-bit version for Windows XP x64 Edition. Driver, Status Windows and Setup and all other components are all true 64-bit programs! The 64-bit version has all the features of the 32-bit version.
* Major feature: Added Protocol Layer 7 Detection. From now on, cFosSpeed analyzes traffic based on the transferred data rather than the port number used. This gives cFosSpeed precise traffic analysis capabilities and thereby allows you fine-grained control over your traffic. cFosSpeed detects the following protocols:

Commonly used: HTTP, FTP, POP3, SMTP, IMAP4
Voice-over IP: RTP, RTCP, SIP
Special protocols: Telnet, SSH, SSL, IRC, DNS, (S)NTP
Filesharing: eDonkey, Kazaa, Bittorrent, Kademlia, Gnutella(2), Direct Connect
Streaming Media: HTTP-Streams with various Media-Players and RTSP

For each protocol cFosSpeed distinguishes between client and server mode. All protocols can be prioritized individually. In addition there is a "Connections console" giving you real-time information about the current connections and their detected protocols. User data of these connections can also be recorded into a log file for analysis, see session dumping below.

As a by-product you can now use internet connection sharing to connect several computers to the Internet and still have e.g. filesharing traffic prioritized low. The next major release will have additional bandwidth negotiation for multiple PCs connected to a single router.
* Added UDP pseudo-connection tracking. UDP packets between two peers are believed to belong to the same connection if they arrive less 10 seconds apart. The pseudo-connections are displayed under "spd cons" as well. The timeout can be adjusted by the udp_timeout gset variable (the variable is in milliseconds).
* Added session dump: you can now dump TCP sessions and UDP pseudo-sessions in their own files. This way you can have all packets of one session in one file (and not more). Activate it with "spd gset dump_sessions 2" and switch on TCP payload dumping with "spd gset dump_tcp_data 1" (without TCP data dumps there won't be anything interesting for us to see). The maximum file size is set to 100k, if you want to change it use "spd gset max_session_dump_size 200k" (change "200k" to your liking).
* Added "click-through" mode to skin windows. If you activate it, mouse clicks are processed by the window beneath the cFosSpeed skin window.
* The cps rate displayed by "spd cons" was too low. Fixed.


Homepage: www.cFos.de
Lizenztyp: Shareware (29 Euro)

Downloads:

* cfosspeed-v213-build1093.exe (1,6 Mb)
* cfosspeed-x64-v213-build1093.exe (1.94 MByte, 64 Bit)

 

Also ich habs ausprobiert und bin mehr als zufrieden.

Ich hab mit GetRight eine große Datei mit 10 segmente herruntergeladen und konnte dabei fast genauso schnell surfen wie immer.

 

Von der Technik bin ich auch überzeugt, allerdings brauche ich den Treiber nicht, da meine Fritz!Box das schon eingebaut hat. Verwende ich allerdings mein Siemens-DSL-Modem bringt der Treiber wirklich was.

 

kann man den Treiber bei jedem DSL Modem Installieren oder nur bei speziellen??

MfG tomek-st

 

Bei jedem.

Aber wenn dein DSL Modem oder dein Router das schon Unterstüzt brauchst du es nicht zu installieren.
Schau mal in der Anleitung des Modem oder des Routers nach ob sie die Technologie unterstützen.

 

Ich hab ja einen AVM Router und brauch sowas nicht artyjubel: artyjubel: