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No. It's broken. The title should be longer and include "which fragmentation". Large UDP packets have a packets success rate of the single packet success rate
by jws 11y ago
No. It's broken. The title should be longer and include "which fragmentation".
Large UDP packets have a packets success rate of the single packet success rate raised to the number of fragments power, so don't get attached to them in situations with significant packet loss. But this behavior is just an unaddressed bug.
- cbsmith 11y agoYeah, exactly. When "higher chance of being dropped" is replaced with "guarantee they'll be dropped", you kind of have a huge problem.