Free cFosSpeed v5.10 Build 1619 Final x86 | Date: 18 March 2011, 10:30
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cFosSpeed v5.10 Build 1619 Final x86 | 7.01Mb
cFosSpeed is a network driver, which attaches itself to existing Internet connections. It then optimizes data transfer by means of Traffic Shaping. Traffic Shaping is a method for optimizing the Internet traffic. It allows maximum speed while ensuring minimal Ping. You can use cFosSpeed with a router and/or a DSL-modem or cable-modem. You can also use cFosSpeed with other types of Internet access, ie. whenever you already have an existing Internet connection. cFosSpeed supports a wide variety of connections, like DSL, cable, ISDN, UMTS, etc. cFosSpeed has two goals - keep network delays (ping times) small, in order to make Internet applications as responsive as possible. And improve data throughput by avoiding network congestions. You can use cFosSpeed with an Internet connection you use exclusively or which you share with several PCs.
Connections:
» Broadband: Cabel and DSL
» Narrow band: Modem and ISDN
» Mobile (UMTS, HSDPA, GSM, GPRS, HSCSD)
» DSL, PPPoE
» DSL, PPPoA (VCmux and LLC)
» DSL, PPTP
» VDSL
» Cable
» ISDN
» IP over AAL
» RFC1483/2684 bridged
Routing:
» Router and dial-up connections
» LAN and WLAN
» Router and Bridge-Mode
» VPN
» Multiple connections simultaneously
» Adjustable routes
» Several IP adresses per adapter
Traffic Shaping:
» Multi-User version
» TX and RX-Shaping
» L7 Protocol Analysis
» Prioritization of Programs
» RTP/VoIP Detection
» 5 priority queues
» Individual rules with filter language
cFosSpeed 5.10 build 1619 -- 17-Mar-2010
! Removed 'Ask' for dial-up connections. Traffic Shaping is now enabled
by default for all dial-up connections. If you don't want Traffic Shaping
for a particular dial-up connection, set it to 'no' in the Traffic Shaping
dialog.
* Added new concept of "limit classes and filters". They are used before the
"regular classed and filters" are used. Thus, the firewall filters have been
moved to the limit filters.
The main difference between limit and regular classes is that -speed
parameter for limit classes sets a maximum send speed for packets in this
class. With this you can rate-limit your applications or protocols when
sending.
There is no user interface save the command line yet. To illustrate, here
is an example: Limit app.exe to 20000 bytes/sec:
spd limit class slow -speed 20000
spd limit filter -prog app.exe -c slow
Class and filter settings are automatically saved when changed and loaded
when cFosSpeed loads. You can use the full range of filter expressions to
specify which traffic should be rate-limited. See
http://www.cfos.de/speed/documentation/filter_expressions.shtml for the
documentation of filter expressions.
Use "spd limit help" to get a list of subcommands.
+ Added Layer-7 detection for RTMP. Thanks to Vadim for providing the
use-case.
+ When the browser or a plug-in like flash controls a multimedia
stream downloads/uploads, layer-7 analysis now classifies this as
a seperate protocol, called BSTREAM_C/BSTREAM_S. It is prioritized high
by default. Unfortunately, all downloads/uploads of video and audio
files are also classified as BSTREAM_C/BSTREAM_S, because they look
the exactly the same, so the layer-7 analysis cannot distinguish
between viewing or downloading a stream. If you download more
videos instead of watching their streams, you can set the priority
to low.
+ Added "spd openby" function: show you which processes have opened the
cFosSpeed device.
+ Minor installation improvement: If the driver is already flagged for
deletion, the installer will fail and prompt you to reboot.
+ Minor installation improvement: If driver installation fails, the installer
will try to rebuild the inf cache after cleaning old .inf/.pnf files and
trying again.
+ Before uninstallation, cFosSpeed setup will now close open dialog windows.
+ Added NSPlayer to the list of streaming clients, so layer-7 detection
finds streams even if not marked with the appropriate content-type
HTTP attribute.
+ We now choose to send pings to a fast responding hop, even if it is further
away from us than a slower one. Thanks to PULARITHA1 for inspiration.
+ Now you can switch the type of pinger with "spd pinger ", where prot
is "tcp", "udp" or "icmp" to the same ttl and usermode/kernelmod, but
different protocol.
+ Class names can now contain any character except SPACE and TAB and even
these characters, if you enclose the name in double quotes.
+ Added 2nd monitor support for the status window.
+ Program name lookup for connections has been sped up.
+ "spd class xxx -D" command can now delete a class even if there are still
filters pointing to it; the filters are then deleted as well as the class.
+ Added -pid filter expression that matches the process ID of Windows
processes. Please note that a process ID is only valid until the process
terminates. Yet, it might get re-used by a different process some time
later.
+ Added -pid option for "spd connections" to show the Windows process ID for
each connection.
+ Transparent areas in Gadget PNGs are now cut off, so the skin windows fit
more easily into the Gadget area.
+ Added "Traffic Analysis Icon Skin"! Thanks to our designer Ingo Guenther. :)
+ Added support for buttons in taskbar icon skins for Windows 7.
+ Added gset variable auto_burst. Setting "spd gset auto_burst 0 -save" will
switch off cFosSpeed's automatic burst to find the line speed when going
online.
+ The Traffic Analysis Skin windows now has a little line bar diagram
below the slot name (on the left pane) to indicate traffic for each slot
individually.
+ Two more languages added: Czech and Serbian (in both Latin and Cyrillic).
That makes a total of 21 languages supported. Even more languages are
downloadable from our web site, here:
http://www.cfos.de/speed/documentation/lang.htm
+ Skin window position is now stored for each skin. This only applies if
you disable "auto-arrange".
x For whatever reason, packets of streams with l7-protocols set normal
priority did not "fall through" as is documented, but were set to default
priority right away. This has been fixed. Thanks to eXtreme for leading
my attention there.
x Fixed the way cfosspeed.exe was unloaded. This could have caused problems
with the dialogs and system sleep / hibernate.
x Fixed UNEXPECTED_KERNEL_MODE_TRAP (7f) EXCEPTION_DOUBLE_FAULT
bluescreens which could sometimes happen if many device drivers used a lot
of stack space. Thanks to Tony Hsieh for his kernel dump.
x Fixed high DPC latency problems, which were reported by Infium98. This
could help when you notice occasional stutter of sound output.
x Switches -dscp, -weight, -vlan-id, -vlan-prio can now be used for default
class as well. Thanks to vadim for bug report.
x Fixed non-working pinger in certain setups where application layer gateways
or NAT solutions are used that don't honour the TTL properly. Thanks to CDH
for his bug report.
x "spd filter -I" with a position that is was too high caused a crash. Fixed.
x Fixed "spd class xxx -speed 0".
x When bursting to find the line speed, cFosSpeed sometimes would send so much
data that it virtually froze the machine. Fixed.
x Fixed bug in meta pinger that could have caused a crash.
x Fixed range checking for "msslimit" set variable.
x Driver all too often did not load saved settings and instead used burst to
determine line speed. Fixed.
x Fixed process name resolution for Windows 7 x64.
x Program names in connection overview are now unicode as well.
x spd command line now works with unicode as well.
x Fixed a bug where cFosSpeed wouldn't remember the status window position
(only applicable if auto-arrange is turned off).
x cFosSpeed will not boot the pinger when shaping is switched off.
x Daemon now handles WM_ENDSESSION correctly. Thanks to Sven Gartner.
x Changed HTA icon.
- Strict RTP checking is default again. Too often regular UDP packets were
erroneously detected as RTP. With strict checking RTP packets must contain
a source ID, previously introduced by a corresponding RTCP packet. But some
software does not use RTCP connections, like IxChariot or VoIPBuster.
- cFosSpeed will delete now its OEM*.inf and .pnf files after deinstallation.
- Support for 360safety in installer.
- Removed warn box for RAS connections in cfosspeed.dll.
- The default maximum trace.txt file size has been increased to 1 mb.
- The skins formerly named "cFosSpeed..." are now named "Aquarium..." :)
- Moved installation and service functions to speedsrv.dll.
- Added additional trace output for route detection.
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