I have a client/server applications communicating through TCP on x64 Vista
SP1. Every once in a while I run into a long 5 second pause when the traffic
from the server completely stops except for Acks only. This happens after
the client advertised receive window gets small (less than the MSS, which is
1460 in my case), that make me think it is the action of TCP persist timer.
I've tried to have the client send out small packets to advertise updated
receive window size, but so far it does not seem to help. Any ideas?
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