FTP's (www.ftp.com) network access suite implements RFC1323 for Windows 95. But
many applications seem to be having problems running over this TCP/IP stack.
Not aware of any SACk for PCs.
Ravi
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Subject: Re: TCP over GEO < 512kbps
Author: [email protected] at INTERNET
Date: 11/10/97 10:55 AM
In message <[email protected]>, Aaron Falk writes:
>
> Of particular interest (in debunking the <512kbps issue) is
> the status of TCP large windows. Being able to say when and
> where this will be available will support the argument that
> a special "satellite" TCP isn't necessary since these
> changes are already being put into stacks to support gigabit
> terrestrial nets.
Just from memory, RFC1323 is in: AIX, IRIX, DEC OSF, Solaris 2.6
(patches for Solaris 2.5), FreeBSD, NetBSD, BSDI, (maybe HPUX?). Many
have had RFC1323 support for a few years. IRIX had RFC1323 support in
1994. That's about when DEC OSF and AIX 4 and *BSD got RFC1323.
SACK is available for *BSD as patches but is not nessecary to get
>>512kbps over satellite.
Curtis
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