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How to solve UDP packet drop issues between different internal processes in Linux environment ?

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How to solve UDP packet drop issues between different internal processes in Linux environment ?

posted Sep 10, 2015 by Sourav Mondal

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As you have mentioned you are using UDP for internal process of a system, so are you using which family type is it unix domain or internet domain, you can use Unix domain as you are communicating with in the system, so the drop rate will decrease.
commented Sep 19, 2015 by Sachidananda Sahu

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Say you have two process running under the same Linux system and using UDP for the communication. The most obvious case for the packet loss is socket buffer size.

Say one process is sending at 10mbps and other is receiving at 5mbps so buffers will get full after sometime and packets will get dropped.

This I am just making a guess as a obvious problem, just try to adjust the send and recv buffer size both and see the impact...

answer Sep 10, 2015 by Salil Agrawal
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