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Tag: TCP

TCP is a protocol used in the IP Transport Layer that enables applications and devices to exchange data over a network. Have a look at the guides below to learn the basics of TCP as well as some more advanced topics.

>> What Are the Differences Between Streams and Datagrams in Network Programming?

>> Positive and Negative Acknowledgments (ACKs)

>> Why Does TCP/IP Use Big-Endian Encoding?

>> What Benefit Is Conferred by TCP Timestamp?

>> What is the Cost of Many TIME_WAITs on the Server Side?

>> TCP Socket No Connection Timeout

>> Why Does RTP Use UDP Instead of TCP?

>> What Does TCP DUP ACK Mean?

>> Transport Layer: Multiplexing and Demultiplexing

>> Difference Between MTU and MSS

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