The maximum length for an ENet host name (including the null-terminator).
This value is typically used to define the maximum allowed size for the host
name in ENet operations.
The acceleration factor for packet throttling on a peer.
This value controls how quickly the throttle interval decreases when the
peer is sending packets at a high rate.
The deceleration factor for packet throttling on a peer.
This value controls how quickly the throttle interval increases when the
peer is sending packets at a low rate or if packet congestion occurs.
The time interval (in milliseconds) used for packet throttling on a peer.
This value determines the rate at which the peer can send packets, and
is used as part of the throttling mechanism to manage traffic.
The timeout limit for a peer's connection, expressed in milliseconds.
This is typically used to determine how long to wait before considering
the peer to have timed out. A value of 32 may indicate no timeout limit.
The maximum allowed timeout for a peer's connection, expressed in
milliseconds. This value is used to set the maximum threshold for timeouts.
A value of 30000 may indicate that no maximum timeout is enforced.
The minimum allowed timeout for a peer's connection, expressed in
milliseconds. This value is used to set the minimum threshold for timeouts.
A value of 5000 may indicate that no minimum timeout is enforced.