Sven,
with L5 rule, if a request spans multiple packets, the CSS waits 200msec before ACKing a packet.
This is to save resources and wait in case the next packet was already sent by the client.
However, some client needs the ACK before sending the next packet, so the command disable this delay.
So we will always send the ACK and no longer wait for the next packet.
If your CSS is already being overloaded, you should not use this command, otherwise it is pretty safe and will increase performance seen from a client perspective.
Gilles.