The TCP Proxy Buffer

The proxy buffer is probably the least intuitive of the three TCP buffer sizes that you can configure in F5's TCP Optimization offering. Today I'll describe what it does, and how to set the...
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May 17, 2017

Hi,

 

Thanks for reply. So when data flow from Proxy Buffer to Send Buffer stops? From some other articles I was under impression that Send Buffer only contains data that was send to the client but unacknowledged - is that not true?

 

Is Send Buffer filled with both send/unacknowledged data and data not send at all?

 

Nagle usage in this question was only attempt to simplify data flow :-), so I am more interested how and when data is passed from Proxy to Send Buffer.

 

Piotr