> Well, 300ms is 3 packets a SECOND That's not the case, the second packet doesn't have to wait for the first to arrive (and so on).
Can anyone describe what exactly SD and FD are talking to each other? Is it plausible that the latency adds up in between them while a job is running? Thanks Alex On 07.01.2016 19:23, Hunt, Phillip wrote:
Well, 300ms is 3 packets a SECOND So no matter how fast your line is, you will see 3 packets go through, max. So, with a jumbo packet of say 9000 bytes/packet, you are seeing about 70% of the 3 packets which is pretty good
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