Why should one avoid mixing fast-producing and slow-consuming hosts on the same TIB?
Article ID: KB0092187
Updated On:
| Products | Versions |
|---|---|
| TIBCO Rendezvous | - |
| Not Applicable | - |
Description
Resolution:
Mixing fast-producing hosts and slow-consuming hosts can generate a lot of problems. This is due to the fact that fast-producing hosts end up being forced to retransmit more than they should to slow-consuming hosts that already have trouble handling their nominal traffic. This set-up wastes bandwidth and stresses the network infrastructure from end to end.
Frequent or a large number of DATALOSS advisories should be investigated. Rvtrace, our protocol-monitoring tool, can help the network and TIBCO administrators' pinpoint:
- What computers are inundating the network?
- What computers are sending or receiving an inordinate number of retransmission requests?
Mixing fast-producing hosts and slow-consuming hosts can generate a lot of problems. This is due to the fact that fast-producing hosts end up being forced to retransmit more than they should to slow-consuming hosts that already have trouble handling their nominal traffic. This set-up wastes bandwidth and stresses the network infrastructure from end to end.
Frequent or a large number of DATALOSS advisories should be investigated. Rvtrace, our protocol-monitoring tool, can help the network and TIBCO administrators' pinpoint:
- What computers are inundating the network?
- What computers are sending or receiving an inordinate number of retransmission requests?
Issue/Introduction
Why should one avoid mixing fast-producing and slow-consuming hosts on the same TIB?
Environment
Product: TIBCO Rendezvous
Version: 6.x.x, 7.x.x
OS: All
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