Morning Sir,

--- Devdas Bhagat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Those who do not understand TCP...
[snip]

  Thanks Devdas for having enlightened us. 

> 
> If you need reliability, use TCP.
> If you need performance, and can sacrifice
> reliability, use UDP.
> If you want both, buy more bandwidth, and sign a SLA
> with your provider
> for the reliability.
[snip]

 Devdas, the issue is not about SLA's not about B/W
and not about reliability atleast for now. We are
discussing on getting the max throput thro either
TCP-UDP. Post having achieved the same
reliability-scalability-redundancy-performance-cpu
consumption need to be looked into. We are in a phase
where these protocols are being stressed on various OS
stacks.

 I assume you are smart enough to have gorged enough
of TCP/IP through your career. You may not necessarily
want to help but please understand the objective
before you make such comments. Atleast i do feel you
came across in an uncouth manner.

 Have a great day Mr. Bhagat.

Trevor

> 
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