Hi Arjuna,
CCID3 allows an initial sending rate of at least two and up to four
packets depending on the packet size (up to 4380 bytes in the initial
burst of three or four packets).
Tom P.
> -Original Message-
> From: Arjuna Sathiaseelan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, Augus
Hi Arjuna,
By my reading of RFC 4342, it seems to be talking about the *initial*
sending rate -- that would be before you know what the RTT is.
Is this confusion over initial sending rate of 1 packet/second instead
of 1 packet/RTT? They're functionally equivalent -- as soon as you get
feedback f
Hi Tom,
Thanks for ur reply..
By my reading of RFC 4342, it seems to be talking about the *initial*
sending rate -- that would be before you know what the RTT is.
Yes, that is what is confusing me. Maybe this should be made more clear.
Inorder to reiterate what both of us are discussing about
Hi Tom,
Thanks for your reply :). Yes it does, but I thought it was only
after it has got a RTT sample (which is got by setting the rate to one
packet per SECOND, sending that packet and when the feedback is
received) and then setting to 2 or 4 packets per RTT? RFC 4342 says:
"[RFC3448], Section
Dear All,
I presume that CCID 3 is still following RFC 3448's slow start
behaviour of 1 packet per second during the start of the connection,
and when the ACK is received for that packet, the INITIAL ALLOWED
SENDING RATE is set to 2 packets to 4 packets per RTT appropriately.
Now my question is
