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* Johnny Billquist wrote:

> But it's difficult to just compare TCP and UDP. It would be easier to
> understand if the original poster would tell *how* he measured the
> bandwidth with TCP and UDP. Did he write his own test program, or did he
> use something already existing. If so, what program, and what does that
> program do.
>=20
> If he's doing something silly like transferring files, using ftp and tftp,
> then I wouldn't be surprised by these numbers at all.
>=20
> So: what is he really doing?

Uhmm, i don't want to be rude, but what didn't you understand in this
sentence:
"PS: i used ttcp for benchmarking, with normal parameters (ttcp -{r,t}
-s -u [host])"

ciao,
schamil

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