(solution below)
The time to send that extra byte over the wire is 8 nsec. It seems
unlikely that would produce such a clean-cut difference, but I've been
surprised before. :)
The idle=poll parameter sounds like a good idea for any application
which tries to maintain real-time behavior. I'm
On 05/20/2015 09:50 PM, Todd Bezenek wrote:
I'm pushing 10,000 frames per second of UDP traffic through a Linux
system with a bridge configured between two 1GbE ports.
Iptables is installed and running, but the default rule is ACCEPT with
no other rules.
When I make the packets 1179 bytes in
I'm pushing 10,000 frames per second of UDP traffic through a Linux
system with a bridge configured between two 1GbE ports.
Iptables is installed and running, but the default rule is ACCEPT with
no other rules.
When I make the packets 1179 bytes in size (total size includes
Ethernet header,
