[alucard856]

Es ist eine neue Version von Cfos erhältlich


Version: 3.20

http://www.cfos.de/download/index.htm

[greg]

Dafür gibt es schon extra ein Thread.

Und ein bisschen ausführlicher schadet auch nicht.

cFosSpeed 3.20 build 1234 -- 28-Feb-2007 Final

Changelog:

cFosSpeed 3.20 build 1234 -- 28-Feb-2007

- The cFosSpeed Multi-User Version will be available as beta within the
  next weeks.  Sorry for the delay, but we had to fix the Vista issues first.

* All cFosSpeed executables, drivers and archives are now digitally signed.
  This is a requirement for Windows Vista x64, but comes in handy for all
  other operating systems.  If you download a version without a digital
  signature of "cFos Software GmbH" it has been tampered with and is not
  from us.  In that case, download an original version from
  http://www.cfos.de/download

+ Added proper trustinfo to manifest so Windows Vista now asks correctly at
  the start of the installer for user rights elevation.

+ New languages Danish and Swedish.  Many thanks to eZtaR and Mattias Boström
  for their translations.  That makes a total of 14 languages supported.
  Even more languages are downloadable from our web site, here:
  http://www.cfos.de/speed/documentation/lang.htm

+ Added media frame_count and cable_mixed.  They can be chosen now from
  netconfig.hta as well.

+ When no routes to the Internet are found, no ports are unbound.  This keeps
  cFosSpeed from unbinding and binding again shortly afterwards when the
  router becomes available.

+ "spd perf" output is now scaled with K or M postfixes if values become too
  high.

+ Added -dscp filter condition.  You can give a range of DSCP values as
  "-dscp x:y" or a single values like "-dscp x".  See RFC2474 for details on
  DSCP and http://www.cfos.de/speed/documentation/filter_exp.htm for details
  on filter expressions.  Thanks to Knarf for inspiration.

+ Added a parameter in the [param} section of cfosspeed.ini:
  keep_bindings=1 disables unbind operations for seemingly unused
  network adapters.  Use it if you experience connection losses with VPN.

+ Added parameters to "spd cons": -time to also show the duration of
  connections and -addshow:... to also show some colums; colums are selected
  like with -show.

+ Added methods frame_count and cable_mixed.

+ Until now -l7-prot rule didn't accept the protocol "unknown", this has been
  fixed.  Now you can write "filter=-tx -l7-prot unknown -c lowest" to match
  all packets with no recognized l7-protocol.

+ cFosSpeed now keeps RTTs of each TCP connection.  We have to see how useful
  that turns out to be.  View them with "spd cons -rtt".  The column key for
  rtts is 'i'.

+ More switches for spd cons: -win, -all, -speed to add window limit, all
  variables resp. all speed critical variables to display.

x Numerous fixes for Windows Vista:
  automatic calling of setup.exe when password was wrong; problems with
  hibernation; installation quirks; key registration problem; missing program
  names for connections; proper reporting if network installer is locked;
  proper detection if you're Admin.  Thanks to Paul Pagel and all others.

x Fixed a crash at deinstallation/update-installation.  Thanks to TSE.

x Fixed a bug where layer-7 detection sometimes confused http streaming server
  with client.

x Fixed a problem where status windows would stay open.

x Sometimes cFosSpeed forgot routing information after hibernation.  Fixed.

x Sometimes cFosSpeed didn't detect route changes right after reboot.
  Fixed.  Thanks to Thorsten Taube.

x Re-registering with a key.cfosspeed didn't work if the already installed
  key-file was read-only.  Fixed.  Thanks to ptr727 for the report.

x Sometimes not all settings were loaded from DATA.INI when a port was opened.
  Fixed.

x cFosSpeed didn't find a route when the driver wasn't loaded beforehand.
  Fixed.

x Upload speed was sometimes too low when low-latency mode was activated.
  Fixed.

x Fixed a problem where cfosspeed.exe would cause 100% CPU usage right after
  install in some cases.  Thanks to Schimi1983 for help.

x Fixed a problem with Usage Graph and IE 7.

x Fixes for poorly performing rx-shaping: download throughput would be limited
  too much.  This should be better now.

- Now cFosSpeed will no longer check or change the TcpWindowSize or RWIN
  parameter under Vista, since it's no longer supported thanks to Vista
  TCP/IP auto-tuning.

- Added trace output for problems with power handling.

- More changes to rx-shaping to allow smaller ping times when downloading.

- Again a hint to heavy downloaders: limit the number of your download
  connections.  This ensures more stable download rates and in the end faster
  downloads.  20-40 seems to be a good value.

- TCP window size is now adjusted to allow 25 Mbit/s downloads.