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<p>I am running a simple experiment generating traffic between nodes
in the following topology, where all links have 10ms delay and
10mbits/s of bandwidth.<br>
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<p>I am running the default producer and consumer-with-timer from
the ndn-cxx examples to randomly generate traffic flow between
nodes. I am having an issue where, after a few seconds of only
successful transfers, every consumer starts timing out on every
request. <br>
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<p>When each consumer requests a packet every 100 milliseconds, I
get about 20 timeouts for every successful transfer. As I raise
this period, things get better and by a period of 1 second, I get
no timeouts. So it seems that there is some limitation to how much
can be consumed or produced.</p>
<p>So I am wondering, why does this happen? Is it a limitation of
the consumer or the producer from ndn-cxx? Or is it related to the
network emulation?</p>
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<p>Thanks in advance,</p>
<p>André Dexheimer Carneiro<br>
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