To improve throughput for connection-oriented traffic by reducing RTT, which change should be made?

Enabling TCP Optimization improves throughput for connection-oriented traffic by reducing Round Trip Time (RTT). TCP Optimization features, such as selective acknowledgments, window scaling, and congestion avoidance algorithms, are designed to make more efficient use of available bandwidth and minimize the impact of latency on TCP sessions. Disabling TCP Optimization would remove these benefits, potentially increasing RTT and decreasing throughput. Enhanced ECMP Keying (Equal-Cost Multi-Path) is related to load balancing traffic across multiple paths and does not directly address RTT reduction for connection-oriented traffic.