Re: what is "tcp window size" ?

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The TCP header has a 16 bits field that specifies (and now
I'm quoting from the RFC 793): "The number of data octets
beginning with the one indicated in the acknowledgment
field which the sender of this segment is willing to
accept." In plain english: how much "useful" data you can
accept from the sender.

> what is "tcp window size" ?
> 
> thank you


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