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I am testing with a small HTTP GET example on a multi-homed machine (5x IPv4, 5x IPv6 + one private IPv4 address in a test network). Using NEAT with its default settings, a neat_open() creates a burst of simultaneous TCP and SCTP connections to the remote endpoint (SCTP enabled in the properties, remote side has IPv4+IPv6), since it tries with all source IP addresses.
There should be a reasonable default behaviour, e.g. trying at most three possibilities per second, in order to avoid overloading the remote endpoint with connection requests.
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I am testing with a small HTTP GET example on a multi-homed machine (5x IPv4, 5x IPv6 + one private IPv4 address in a test network). Using NEAT with its default settings, a neat_open() creates a burst of simultaneous TCP and SCTP connections to the remote endpoint (SCTP enabled in the properties, remote side has IPv4+IPv6), since it tries with all source IP addresses.
There should be a reasonable default behaviour, e.g. trying at most three possibilities per second, in order to avoid overloading the remote endpoint with connection requests.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: