New answers tagged congestion
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In what situation would normal choke packet be preferred over hop-by-hop choke packets?
"Choke packets" haven't been a thing for some time.
ICMP source quench packets were deprecated in 1995 by RFC 1812, some 27 years ago. Source quench packets were originally intended to be ...
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How is congestion avoided when using UDP?
In addition to Steffen's fine answer perhaps more direct replies:
how applications can determine:
How many UDP datagrams can be sent at once
They can't. Neither IP nor UDP provide any mechanism to ...
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How is congestion avoided when using UDP?
UDP does not provide any congestion control, control of packet loss, duplication, reordering ... . All of this has to be implemented at the application level and each protocol might handle this ...
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