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Date Submitted:
12/02/07
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Measuring TCP Congestion WindowsAdded by Papergrl
Description:
The Linux kernel has internal data structures that keep track of active TCP connections and their parameters. This is required, since most TCP connections have a long lifetime (long being tens of seconds, minutes, or even hours). The longer a connection lasts, the more changes on its path can happen. Other TCP connections might throttle the up- or downlink. The link might get disconnected, rerouted, or re-established. Packets might be lost or reordered.
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