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Difference between TCP Window size and data length
From: Roman Etebar <roman.etebar () gmail com>
Date: Mon, 27 Jun 2011 11:01:26 -0400
Hello, I am troubleshooting slow HTTP response in one our satellite linked remote sites. I noticed a lot of packets with TCP Window size of 420 byte; however, the the data length field is set to 1460 which is maximum segment size. I do not see a Fragmentation happening on these packets. How can 1460 bytes of data be exchanged between the sender and receiver when the TCP Window size is only 420 bytes? Appreciate a response. Regards, Roman
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