Re: Ethernet congestion management

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Michael Blizek wrote:

1) Congestion handling is usually done by the sender and not the receiver.
I'm not sure about this. After all I can send as much data over
network as I can and the receiver might have not enough resources to
handle it. Isn't receiver the one that should worry about
congestion?

I might not say it clearly, but my driver is sending only raw Ethernet frames. No TCP/IP. As you can see, it's very basic communication. Yet I would be happy to know when device driver is dropping packets.

As I said, there used to be queue's cng_level struct member in netif_rx. It contained information about ingress traffic queue congestion level. But now it's gone and I can't figure out what else to use.

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