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>>From the limited testing I just ran, I appears that starfire and 3c59x 
> handle this correctly, whereas tulip always loses a small number of 
> packets during a UDP storm. ttcp -us[rt] is very useful for such 
> testing...


It would be interesting to see which side is dropping?  Have you
coorelated ethernet driver counters to your sendto count?


> 
> Ion
> 
> 


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