I have a client/server application where each host has two channels, one for reliable packets and another for unreliable ones. On the unreliable channel i transmit about 3/kbps and the reliable channel is quite infrequent but occasional sees whole packets as large as 250 bytes. Trouble is that these "reliable" packets are frequently dropped, and I have no idea why as I'm testing over a local loopback and the throughput is obviously very small. If I raise the traffic on the unreliable channel a few times to eg 10/kbps virtually nothing gets through on the reliable channel. What gives?
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I have a client/server application where each host has two channels, one for reliable packets and another for unreliable ones. On the unreliable channel i transmit about 3/kbps and the reliable channel is quite infrequent but occasional sees whole packets as large as 250 bytes. Trouble is that these "reliable" packets are frequently dropped, and I have no idea why as I'm testing over a local loopback and the throughput is obviously very small. If I raise the traffic on the unreliable channel a few times to eg 10/kbps virtually nothing gets through on the reliable channel. What gives?