Socket Buffer Size and Performance
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We want to set our application's socket buffer size from 1500 bytes to 65536 bytes to be generically handle message packet which has larger than 1500 bytes. In this case, will it affect the performance? or it will just be redundant memory?
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We want to set our application's socket buffer size from 1500 bytes to 65536 bytes to be generically handle message packet which has larger than 1500 bytes. In this case, will it affect the performance? or it will just be redundant memory?
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Are you sure that your current socket buffer size is 1500 bytes only? This would be unusual low. It sounds more like the MTU for ethernet - which is unrelated to the socket buffer size. And even with an MTU of 1500 larger messages can be transferred since they get fragmented for transfer and reassembled again.
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We want to set our application's socket buffer size from 1500 bytes to 65536 bytes to be generically handle message packet which has larger than 1500 bytes. In this case, will it affect the performance? or it will just be redundant memory?
socket
asked Aug 31 at 2:48
Bryan Fok
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We want to set our application's socket buffer size from 1500 bytes to 65536 bytes to be generically handle message packet which has larger than 1500 bytes. In this case, will it affect the performance? or it will just be redundant memory?
socket
socket
asked Aug 31 at 2:48
Bryan Fok
1063
asked Aug 31 at 2:48
Bryan Fok
1063
asked Aug 31 at 2:48
Bryan Fok
1063
asked Aug 31 at 2:48
Bryan Fok
1063
asked Aug 31 at 2:48
Bryan Fok
1063
1063
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Are you sure that your current socket buffer size is 1500 bytes only? This would be unusual low. It sounds more like the MTU for ethernet - which is unrelated to the socket buffer size. And even with an MTU of 1500 larger messages can be transferred since they get fragmented for transfer and reassembled again.
– Steffen Ullrich
Aug 31 at 4:42
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Are you sure that your current socket buffer size is 1500 bytes only? This would be unusual low. It sounds more like the MTU for ethernet - which is unrelated to the socket buffer size. And even with an MTU of 1500 larger messages can be transferred since they get fragmented for transfer and reassembled again.
– Steffen Ullrich
Aug 31 at 4:42
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Are you sure that your current socket buffer size is 1500 bytes only? This would be unusual low. It sounds more like the MTU for ethernet - which is unrelated to the socket buffer size. And even with an MTU of 1500 larger messages can be transferred since they get fragmented for transfer and reassembled again.
– Steffen Ullrich
Aug 31 at 4:42
Are you sure that your current socket buffer size is 1500 bytes only? This would be unusual low. It sounds more like the MTU for ethernet - which is unrelated to the socket buffer size. And even with an MTU of 1500 larger messages can be transferred since they get fragmented for transfer and reassembled again.
– Steffen Ullrich
Aug 31 at 4:42
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Are you sure that your current socket buffer size is 1500 bytes only? This would be unusual low. It sounds more like the MTU for ethernet - which is unrelated to the socket buffer size. And even with an MTU of 1500 larger messages can be transferred since they get fragmented for transfer and reassembled again.
– Steffen Ullrich
Aug 31 at 4:42