Hello
In my system (Win-XP) we send a small tcp packet (112b) every 40 mili-sec. Using a SW sniffer, we observed that the packets are grouped together and hence are send in a delay (there is 40msec diff between every two packets). We set to "off" the nagle algorithm using TCP_NO_DELAY option...
Is it possible to configure the routing table for the two interfaces using the SAME sub mask? Something like:
route -p ADD 157.0.0.1 MASK 255.0.0.0 157.55.80.1 IF 1
route -p ADD 157.0.0.2 MASK 255.0.0.0 157.55.80.2 IF 2
Thanks for your reply.
If I understood correctly, you suggest to replace the switch by static router? However, the switch is part of our system configuration and can't be replaced by router. Using the switch, will it work using the bind command?
Thanks
Yossi
I have two network devices/interface in my computer (each of 1Gbit) that are configured with a different IP address (but on the same network). These two interfaces IP1 & IP2 are connected by two cables to a switch and from the switch to other devices.
I would like to connect by TCP/IP to two...
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