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Old 04-05-2014, 10:47 AM   #1
sakibamu
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netem,the network emulator issue


I am trying to emulate a network for udp file transfer but the problem is that when i use any "tc" command on the sending side (for udp file transfer), it send all data immediately even 200MB but on the receiver side hang after receiving 2-3 MB(receiver side not responding properly). I just want to emulate for packet loss,delay,packet corruption but facing problem with receiver side. Is there any previous settings to use "tc" command..
 
  


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