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Out of order does not cause a reset. Some networks with unstable topologies like wireless meshes frequently cause reordering and it doesn’t destroy TCP streams.
by kortilla 2y ago
Out of order does not cause a reset. Some networks with unstable topologies like wireless meshes frequently cause reordering and it doesn’t destroy TCP streams. It usually just results in inefficient retransmits when the receiver registers it as a drop.
It was a good video until the RST.
- hinkley 2y agoI think that was supposed to be packets coming too fast. They kinda flubbed that bit.