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Date Submitted:
12/02/07
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Measuring Congestion Windows of TCP SendersAdded by Papergrl
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First of all, there might be different operating systems involved. This means that two different TCP/IP stacks talk to each other, with both sides having their own ideas on how to evaluate the quality of the data link. Then, there are the different TCP congestion algorithms, with some of them being valid only for the sender, and not for the receiver. We will now concentrate on the sender side, and insert some code to look at the TCP connection. We do this in the same way we did for the receiver. Our C program will get a lot easier, since we don't need to write a daemon process - we just need a client that grabs some data, opens a connection to the receiver, and starts sending packets.
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