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Subject: how to detect udp packets drops ?
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Hi,

I'm not sure if my question is appropriate, but is there any way to 
directly detect
UDP packet drops in linux 2.4.x ?
I'd like to know how many UDP packets get actually dropped by the kernel 
for the overloaded time period.
Any suggestions?

Thanks,
KyoungSoo