Anything odd with the fragment bit?

Any difference if the QoS packet scheduler is/is not also in the stack?

Do "netstat -s" on the receiving side to see if there's any difference in
the statistics.

Bryan S. Burgin
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I assume you mean the fragmentation as reported in the IP section. No, all the
packets exchanged have Do not fragment and Last fragment. In regard to flags in
the TCP section, there were only the ones I reported.

There was no difference with QoS in the stack and not in the stack.

Nothing struck me from 'netstat -s'. Bear in mind that both sides do receives
and sends. Anything I should look for?

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