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| ===== Usage Tips ===== | ===== Usage Tips ===== |
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| ===== Using the -k option ===== | ==== Using the -k option ==== |
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| Some cards/drivers do not properly report ACKs. The "-k" option allows ACKs to be ignored and forces wesside-ng to retransmit the packets the number of times specified. It will therefore automatically retransmit X times. That is, -k 1 will transmit once and assume the packet gets there. -k 2 will retransmit twice, and so on. Note: The higher the -k value, the slower transmission rate will be due to the many retransmits. | Some cards/drivers do not properly report ACKs. The "-k" option allows ACKs to be ignored and forces wesside-ng to retransmit the packets the number of times specified. It will therefore automatically retransmit X times. That is, -k 1 will transmit once and assume the packet gets there. -k 2 will retransmit twice, and so on. Note: The higher the -k value, the slower transmission rate will be due to the many retransmits. |
