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I don’t have that much insight in networking.
I have two unix servers.I make a call through client to server using TCP connection.
It works fine with small data size.When I try to request data higher in size, API call dies abruptly.
So, just want to know is there any limit on the data transfer per request between unix servers ( clinet – server).If yes is there any way to increase it.
If there is limit I can take a help from my sysad to fix the issue.
Thanks in advance
Manish
There’s no such limit. TCP socket is a bi-directional byte stream, and it’s up to the application how to split those bytes into messages (that’s usually called “application-level protocol”).
System administrator would not do anything for you here. You have to show us some code and explain the problem in a bit more detail before we can actually help you.