chris.f...@yahoo.ca wrote:
Hello,
We have a customer with load-balanced path to us. TCP throughput is
affected by some out-of-order packets, and we were looking for a way to
queue the interface in order to try and mitigate this. Is it possible
to use any queueing mechanism to re-order packets received from this
customer before transmitting them, even at the cost of latency?!
I tried experimentation with CBWFQ with little to no success. Any tips?
Is a different load balancing algorithm possible here? Perhaps
flow-based load-balancing instead of packet-based would solve the
problem. Less throughput achieved per flow but it should balance itself
out when you factor in all the other flows. Plus no out-of-order packets.
Justin
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