Hi, 
we have encountered some strange behaviors using the Write method of the 
sync API.

I have two effects that might be different, but perhaps some understanding 
about the sync API might help.
Both are related to slow / aborting connections.

   1. I am trying send several hundred packets (each ~1MB) over a stream 
   from a client to a server.
   The network is using a custom radio module with a very low bandwidth 
   like Wi-Fi direct.
   Every call to  stream.Write(packet) returns immediately.
   Even the stream.WriteLast returns within some seconds.
   Watching with Wireshark I can see, that not even the first packet has 
   left the sending computer. 
   That means all packets are buffered in my system.
   
   Is there any way using the sync API to control/limit the buffering?
   
   2. In the opposite we encounter sometimes a blocking of the server's 
   Write method when streaming very small packets to the client.
   This can be reproduced when I pull the client's network cable.
   Then the server's Write call is blocked for ~8 seconds

On the on hand I can flood the sync API and get no backpressure at all, on 
the other hand the Write call gets blocked for several seconds.

Any ideas to get a better understanding of the behavior?

Anything I can do without switching to the async API?

Thanks
Tobias

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