Agreed.
> A truly reliable transport would also involve an ack based protocol .
> Under certain circumstances (e.g. log every forwarded packet for audit
> purposes), packets would need to be dropped if the logging mechanism
> became overloaded. This would in turn involve some kind of queuing
> mechanism and introduce a new set of performance problems. Reliable
> logging is a challenging problem area in general, probably better suited
> to dedicated hardware environments where the software can be tuned to
> known system capabilities.
Thanks. I think we'll find a solution that will suit us best and if we
have something we let the community know.
Best regards,
Roberto Nibali, ratz
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