Dear sun-managers,
many thanks for your help concerning my problem. The solution is to use
a 100Mbit/s full duplex connection (dedicated ethernet point to point
link between the two machines to transfer the data).
Many thanks again to these people (I hope I do not forget anyone):
johnjohn@triceratops.com
philip@ra.tepapa.govt.nz (Philip Plane)
graham@vwv.com (Graham Leggett)
marc.newman@chase.com (Marc Newman)
bern@uni-trier.de (Jochen
Bern) (Danke
nochmal für die lange email)
bismark@alta.jpl.nasa.gov (Bismark
Espinoza) (Thanks for your idea with
the additional serial cable)
Best regards,
Juergen Schultz
Juergen.Schultz@fh-zwickau.de
My original question was :
I am sending live MPEG-2 video (8 Mbit/s) over a LAN (10Mbit/s) using
Optibase's MPEG-2 encoder system. During transmitting the signal from
workstation1 to workstation2 (using UDP) I have to transmit 2kbit/s in
the other direction (from workstation2 to workstation1 using TCP/IP). My
problem is that I have only one network card in each workstation.
Is there a possibility to send TCP/IP packets and UDP packets at the
same time, or do I have to use two network cards :
One for the MPEG-2 videosignal and one for the TCP/IP signal ?
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