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by ajb
99 days ago
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Buffer size is the product of bandwidth and delay, so if communicating with something close, it can still go fast. Had an illustration of this once when my then-employers IT dept set up the desktop IP phones to update from a TFTP server on the other continental land mass. Since TFTP only allows one outstanding packet, everyone outside head office had to wait a long time for their phone to update, while head office didn't see any issue. |
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