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TCP reorders segments just fine but it treats disordering as a congestion signal and slows down. That's why link aggregation frequently uses the technique of pi
by The_Fox 12y ago
TCP reorders segments just fine but it treats disordering as a congestion signal and slows down. That's why link aggregation frequently uses the technique of pinning flows to a single link- to minimize disordering so as to avoid triggering TCP congestion control.
In Linux, you can change the sensitivity to disordering by writing to /proc/sys/net/ipv4/tcp_reordering.