Le 09/12/2021 à 18:33, Dino Farinacci a écrit :
Dino, 'iperf3' proves that applications can sometimes get better performance by
using
packet sizes larger than the path MTU even though IP fragmentation is invoked.
In loss-less networks. And what about firewalls, that forward packets they
should be filtering because fragment 0 transport info is not available?
Also, "adaptation layer" is not a new term; it is a very old term introduced by
AAL5
and possibly earlier than that.
That wouldn't be a marketing strategy I would use, LOL.
Marketing strategy would probably accept new features in "Adaptation
Layers v2."
A new feature in an ALv2 would be that instead of just a frag-reassembly
from sender to receiver, one would consider group-degroup of packets
too, to reduce overhead. If this too is not already there in ALs.
Alex
Dino
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