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If your network is provisioned such that no congestion is possible, I submit that it might not present very interesting challenges in the domain of flow control
by honkhonkpants 10y ago
If your network is provisioned such that no congestion is possible, I submit that it might not present very interesting challenges in the domain of flow control :-)
- jnordwick 10y agoI just saying flow control for some thing latency is important as well as throughput. We have to make sure we not packet storming the network down, but we also want data delivered as soon as possible. TCP is used in a lot of situations now from these dedicated intranets to wireless and from serving HTTP to low-latency games. I'm just hoping TCP isn't being pushed too far in one direction because a large institution lives on one side of the spectrum.