Hi,
What seems to happen is that your sending operating system is
dropping all the packets internally. Since UDP is not reliable your
operating system is perfectly allowed to do that.
How would you like your operating system to behave instead?
Cheers,
Marc
On Wed, 20 Apr 2011, 清 廖 wrote:
> Dear all,
> I use 802.11g and 54M bandwidth to send udp packet.
>
> When I use only one transmit link to send udp packet, the sender shows the
> bandwidth is about 24M and the
> receiver shows the throughput is also about 24M and lost packet is 0%. I
> thinks it is normal.
>
> But when I use two transmit links to send udp packet in the same channel, the
> sender shows the bandwidth is 54M
> and receiver shows the throughput is very low and the lost packet percentage
> is about 100%.
>
> Furthermore, when link disconnects the sender also reach 54M to send packets.
>
> Could anyone tell me why the sender will reach 54M to send packets when link
> disconnect or packet loss is high?
> Thanks a lot！
>
> Best,
> Qing
>
>
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