I\'m not sure how to tell in TCP when the sender finished sending me the information. For example if A needs to send 200 bytes to B, how will B know that A finished sending, and that the information
I am having a simple issue with .NET 4 Sockets (TcpClient) in both win7 and xp. I get the error: No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it
So far I get an average of 700 kilobytes per second for downloads via chrome hitting an ec2 instance in virginia (us-east region).If I download directly from s3 in virginia (us-east region) I get 2 me
I have the need to access a sybase database (12.5) from oversea. The high latency is definitely a problem.
Currently I am trying to send some UDP packets to the Arduino. I set up an Android device, PC, router, and Arduino Ethernet shield. (The Ethernet shield is connected to the router via an Ethernet cabl
Hi I have a server running on my computer, and the client program tries to connect with my IP address on port 5000 through a TCP connection. How do I get my computer to allow this? I know it has somet
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/* A simple server in the internet domain using TCP The port number is passed as an argument */ #include <stdio.h>
Quick question: do most chat applications (ie开发者_开发技巧. AIM, Skype, Oovoo) use peer to peer UDP exchange for talking to other users or an echoing TCP connection with a server? Or some combinatio
How do you interpret this phrase? Checksum This is the value to make zero on the addition of the lower 8 bits from the header to the checksum.
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