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VB: [SCTP-Discussion] Flow and Congestion control of SCTP


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  • From: Torbjörn Andersson <torbjorn.andersson AT kau.se>
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  • Subject: VB: [SCTP-Discussion] Flow and Congestion control of SCTP
  • Date: Wed Nov 27 14:17:02 2002
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Ämne: SV: [SCTP-Discussion] Flow and Congestion control of SCTP


The Nagle alogrithm is assumend to be enabled but it should not add any
delay because my data is greater then one mss. But may be it does, do
you have any negative/possitive experience of the Nagle algorithm when
doing comparisons with TCP and SCTP ?

/Torbjörn

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Ämne: Re: [SCTP-Discussion] Flow and Congestion control of SCTP


Torbjörn,

Are you turning Nagle off (on by default) on your TCP tests?

--brian

On Wed, 27 Nov 2002, Torbjörn Andersson wrote:

> I'm doing some test on SCTP and TCP and I found that SCTP is somewhat
> faster than TCP when i transfer 300 kbyte on 1 stream than TCP. By
> some reason the establishment of an connection for SCTP takes longer
> time than TCP, not surprising, but then after 300 kbyte of data
> transfer this extra delay of SCTP is gone. How can this be true, is
> there any enhancements in SCTP that don't exist i the TCP
> implementations available in a standard installation of LINUX. The
> network speed is 7,680 bit/s with a rtt of 310ms.
>
> /Torbjörn Andersson
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