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There's no difference. TCP/IP works by gradually increasing transmit speed until packets are lost. Making traffic 'faster' for one set of connections is accom
by marshray 13y ago
There's no difference.
TCP/IP works by gradually increasing transmit speed until packets are lost. Making traffic 'faster' for one set of connections is accomplished by dropping packets on others.
- ademarre 13y agoFair enough, but what about periods where there is little or no competition between connections of different priorities? Could low-priority transmissions be throttled well before they begin to experience packet loss?
- marshray 13y agoPacket loss is the way that TCP/IP transmissions are throttled by the network. It's beautiful in its simplicity that way.