[pptp-server] Performance difference between TCPIP and SMB traffic
Joe Ward
doc at docwardo.net
Tue Apr 3 22:55:54 CDT 2001
well, with the reordering It's a heck of alot better than without. now I'm
only loseing maybe 40 out of 40,000 packets (as opposed to thousands that
are out of order)
I do have a problem though. I really really need to turn off that darn
message:
Apr 3 23:52:52 liquid pptpd[9067]: Buffering out-of-order packet; got
61018 after 61016
cause I really dont' care about it if it has to reorder the packet, just
weather or not it drops them. Sooooo I am not at liberty to scour the
source code right now (due to time issues) and was hoping someone might be
able to point it out to me ;) I'm using version: 1.1.2.
-Joe
At 4/3/2001 05:44 PM, Charlie Brady wrote:
>On Tue, 3 Apr 2001, Joe Ward wrote:
>
> > this explains a lot with my case in particular. I get a huge number of out
> > of order packets, thing are better now that I upgraded to the latest
> > pptpd, but it still drops packets cause the buffer isn't that big (unless
> > someone can explain how to up that figure)
>
>PPTP degrades very quickly with dropped packets, and out of order packets
>are the equivalent of multiple dropped packets (ameliorated somewhat by
>the limited packet reordering in the latest pptpd).
>
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