Originally defined by RFC 793 in 1981, it has changed little in the interim, despite the fact that the 16-bit checksum is very weak and usually must be supplemented by a layer 2 check.
Originally defined by RFC 793 in 1981, it has changed little in the interim, despite the fact that the 16-bit checksum is very weak and usually must be supplemented by a layer 2 check. Setting up a connection requires a three-way handshake: first a SYN sent by the client, then a SYN/ACK in response from the server, and a final ACK from the client. Comprising over 95% of the packets sent over the Internet, FTP, what is this protocol for persistent connections?
Originally defined by RFC 793 in 1981, it has changed little in the interim, despite the fact that the 16-bit checksum is very weak and usually must be supplemented by a layer 2 check.
{TCP} or {Transfer Control Protocol}