It would be useful to know how many packets are going on broadcast on the public channel, broadcast on private channels, or direct message. Looking at this data in aggregate could help guide future large mesh optimization decisions.
It would be useful to know how many packets are going on broadcast on the public channel, broadcast on private channels, or direct message. Looking at this data in aggregate could help guide future large mesh optimization decisions.
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It classifies the packets as public if they are in one of the preset channels (longfast,MediumFast,ShortSlow etc.) otherwise they are counted as private channel. Or how would you classify them?
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It classifies the packets as public if they are in one of the preset channels (longfast,MediumFast,ShortSlow etc.) otherwise they are counted as private channel. Or how would you classify them?
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It would be useful to know how many packets are going on broadcast on the public channel, broadcast on private channels, or direct message. Looking at this data in aggregate could help guide future large mesh optimization decisions.
Like this?
It classifies the packets as public if they are in one of the preset channels (longfast,MediumFast,ShortSlow etc.) otherwise they are counted as private channel. Or how would you classify them?
That's great!