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02-23-2011 12:36 AM
02-23-2011 12:36 AM
how to have no packet loss in a loosy network
Hello,
I am looking for a solution to have no packet loss in a loosy network.
some of the application are using UDP and some do not work properly with packet loss.
consider a central site and many remote clients(many WAN linkes on cisco).
thus I am thinking of a method like a tunel or something to retransmit all packets (including connection less proto).
I am looking for a solution to have no packet loss in a loosy network.
some of the application are using UDP and some do not work properly with packet loss.
consider a central site and many remote clients(many WAN linkes on cisco).
thus I am thinking of a method like a tunel or something to retransmit all packets (including connection less proto).
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03-03-2011 06:40 AM
03-03-2011 06:40 AM
Re: how to have no packet loss in a loosy network
Hello!
You can work at port level with the command flow control.
Disadvantage is often a loss of performance.
Other possibilities include reducing the port speed (a-100 instead auto) or inserting an older switch in the path.
Greetings
You can work at port level with the command flow control.
Disadvantage is often a loss of performance.
Other possibilities include reducing the port speed (a-100 instead auto) or inserting an older switch in the path.
Greetings
cm60
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