When a TCP application exits it willsend a FIN packet. Consider a tcp client which get connected to a always listening server(server never exits).
I need someone to back me up, or prove me wrong, in regard to the comments I\'ve made some time ago.Here is the original thread:
Recently, while reading a Socket Programming HOWTO the following section jumped out at me: But if you plan to reuse your socket for further transfers, you need to realize that there is no \"EOT\" (E
I am not sure if people find this obvious but I have two questions: During the 3-way handshake, why is ACK = SEQ + 1 i.e. why am I ACKing for the next byte that I am expecting from the sender?
I\'m in a campus network, Where the network has an hierarchy. We connect to internet using Proxy servers. All our computer IPs are something like 10.*.*.*.
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SCTP has native multi-homing support which if I understand it correctly will automatically reroute your packets over a secondary NIC if the primary interface goes down.I duplicated this functionality
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