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Dear all,

Do you know that why tcpdump will loss some packet passing in the subnet?
Sorry, I mean that if there are 99Mbps packet in the ethernet, 
but tcpdump just find out 80Mbps packet. Why?

What thing affect packet loss?
Thanks

Tom