Hi, I use the udpcast to send packages to many clients (udp-receiver). So my udp-receiver command line is: #udp-receiver --interface tap0 --nokbd --file U2.wmv
Sender line is: #udp-sender --nopointopoint --interface tap0 --log logudp --nokbd --autostart 5 --file U2.wmv --full-duplex
My udp-receiver has two kinds of connection: satellite links(low-latency) and local links (high-latency).
So Could I use the option --fullduplex on udp-sender line?
Thanks for any help, Bruno Sampayo
I've been experimenting too on full-duplex mode in around 30 computers in our university, and what I have noticed that if any of those PC's doesn't support full-duplex, it really degrades the performance of file-transfer for other networks.
On 4/30/07, Bruno Sampayo bruno@samurai.com.br wrote:
Hi, I use the udpcast to send packages to many clients (udp-receiver). So my udp-receiver command line is: #udp-receiver --interface tap0 --nokbd --file U2.wmv
Sender line is: #udp-sender --nopointopoint --interface tap0 --log logudp --nokbd --autostart 5 --file U2.wmv --full-duplex
My udp-receiver has two kinds of connection: satellite links(low-latency) and local links (high-latency).
So Could I use the option --fullduplex on udp-sender line?
Thanks for any help, Bruno Sampayo
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Bruno Sampayo wrote:
Hi, I use the udpcast to send packages to many clients (udp-receiver). So my udp-receiver command line is: #udp-receiver --interface tap0 --nokbd --file U2.wmv
Sender line is: #udp-sender --nopointopoint --interface tap0 --log logudp --nokbd --autostart 5 --file U2.wmv --full-duplex
My udp-receiver has two kinds of connection: satellite links(low-latency) and local links (high-latency).
Just one small note (but maybe this is a typo?), satellite links are usually high latency (unless LEO), whereas local links have lower latency.
So Could I use the option --fullduplex on udp-sender line?
That would be --full-duplex
For satellite links, especially geostationary satellites, you really want --async and --fec
That way, no return traffic at all is needed, and the high latency of the satellite link no longer matters.
Thanks for any help, Bruno Sampayo
Regards,
Alain