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Den 01/01/11 15.45, Aaron Bartell skrev:
I am in over my head with talking about the network TCP/IP layer, but
essentially, yes, that is what I was alluding to. I am more repeating what
IBM told me than understanding all of the implications of what they said.

No problem. I am just interested in learning what limitations you may have encountered and under what circumstances to prepare for them.

If it is the buffer in the network layer that got full, I agree with the IBM developer that you should not increase the buffer since this does not solve the actual problem, namely that your programs do not accept new incoming connections fast enough to keep up.

I dont' have access to a 7.1 machine on my LAN, though I could spin up an
IBM Virtual Loaner Instance.
Might be quite interesting, but perhaps not if the problem is in your code. Perhaps you want to create a "just return a tiny response immediately" to the accept code, to see if the i can keep up for longer with your load inducer on your local network if you do not do any processing.


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