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Jamie Curmi wrote:
On Panther, you could send UDP packets > 16356 bytes from Java, and
receive them without issue.
On Tiger, any UDP packets > 16356 bytes are dropped. You just never
receive them.
I thought the max UDP packet size was limited to something like 8K
(system buffer size)... A google search found a reference to a page in
the MS Windows 2003 doc that claims that a UDP packet *must* be less
than 16384, and another discussion that suggests that whatever the max
size is has to include header info, so your actual payload will be about
20 bytes less... Elsewhere someone says that the max UDP packet size
might have to be smaller than the smallest MTU on any devices along the
way, or the packet might not make it through...
Bottom line, it seems to have to be small... :-)
Moises
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