4.2 Example 2: Sending Data Packets with 1 Packet reordering

This may be a very typical scenario depending on the hardware used on the communication path. A reorder could happen if the traffic takes multiple routes, and it could also happen if some of the end points use multithreaded technology for processing the packets, causing a timing difference for different packets. In the current scenario, a Sender is requested to send a data blob to its receiver, but data gets slightly reordered. The events for sending the packets out is the same as in section 4.1.1. The following sections describe events after the packet is sent.