On Tuesday 13 February 2007 19:40, Markku Uttula wrote:
> I can't remember for certain, but I recall Ethernet having 1500 bytes
> as the maximum size of the datagram. So, if a message is 12
> megabytes, it only takes approximately 9 packets
Well, it's not nine, it's more like 8000 plus something packets,
depending on the definition of Megabyte. ;)
Vinzent.
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man."
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