Ermm, I doubt Kannel does anything so low level as creating individual TCP
packets, as far as I know -- and I've been there cooking custom IP packets.

Could you re-phrase the question?
What I meant is that kannel writes on socket as soon as it gets a PDU to send towards SMSC.  This will in essence results in lot of bandwidth wastage from Kannel GW machine towards SMSC.
 
A way to do this can be:
 
If only we can pack multiple PDU's in a single conn_write() depending on PDU length, we can easily optimise the usage i.e if Kannel knows that there are messages to send in its outgoing queue, it can pack "n" such messages before doing a conn_write().
 
Well?!
-JS

On Friday, 2003-07-11 at 05:27:25 PM, Jeetendra Singh scribbled:
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>    It seems Kannel sends single PDU per TCP packet. Please confirm??
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>    In  this  regard,  can  something be done so that multiple PDU's be
>    sent in a single packet? This should help in getting higher throughput
>    over public network like intenet.
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>    Any ideas??
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>    Best regards,
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>    JS

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