Dear Nanog community
We are currently experimenting TCP degradation issues in some metro markets
where there are multiple POPs and the IP packets have to pass multiple L3
access devices (routers) before reaching the core router. The more L3 hops
that it goes through the more degradation we see in
This sounds like somebody is trying to sell you equipment.
Can you elaborate on the degradation you're experiencing? Are you sure
you're utilizing all your link bandwidth effectively and packets are not
being stuck in large buffers or crammed into a starving forwarding class?
On Thu, Jul 7, 201
On 8/Jul/16 04:43, Manuel Marín wrote:
> Dear Nanog community
>
> We are currently experimenting TCP degradation issues in some metro markets
> where there are multiple POPs and the IP packets have to pass multiple L3
> access devices (routers) before reaching the core router. The more L3 hops
>
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