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UDP merging vs VoIPUDP merging vs VoIPPosted Nov 1, 2009 16:58 UTC (Sun) by intgr (subscriber, #39733)In reply to: UDP merging vs VoIP by NAR Parent article: JLS2009: Generic receive offload
From the article:
> If a system is serving as a router, it really should not be changing the > headers on packets as they pass through.
Also, VOIP uses UDP simply because TCP would add additional delay when it attempts to retransmit packets that already missed their deadline.
But VOIP is still affected by packet loss. A UDP packet that missed its deadline is never way any worse than a UDP packet that got dropped.
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