[wt4hq] RX Buffer Overflow
Mario Lorenz
ml at vdazone.org
Thu Jul 10 00:00:03 CEST 2008
Am 09. Jul 2008, um 20:18:13 schrieb Laurent HAAS - F6FVY:
> Hi Babsi
>
> Dieter Kritzer a écrit :
>
> > The overflow happens when the size of the already allocated RX Buffer and
> > the
> > size of the new received data exceed 10000 characters.
I cannot really imagine how this would happen, but if youre worried,
this can be increased. Please note however that increased buffers also
mean increased data loss in case of disconnection.
What happens way more often (in fact its almost common) is the transmit
buffer overflow. thats due to the affected station having too slow a
network connection (eg. GPRS). Please note that in addition to all the
tunnel server buffers, there is another 128k TCP network buffer...
73s,
Mario
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