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I need some clarification for window size.
I know the Window Size in a TCP packet indicates the size of the recieve buffer of the host.
Is this the recieve buffer for a single TCP stream or for all streams.
As an example, a web server will have thousands if not more connections, so the Window size in the TCP window, is this the recieve window for all connections or just the single connection between a single client and server.
I need some clarification for window size.
I know the Window Size in a TCP packet indicates the size of the recieve buffer of the host.
Is this the recieve buffer for a single TCP stream or for all streams.
As an example, a web server will have thousands if not more connections, so connections.
So the Window size in the TCP window, is this the recieve window for all connections or just the single connection between a single client and server.
I need some clarification for window size.
I know the Window Size in a TCP packet indicates the size of the recieve receive buffer of the host.
Is this the recieve receive buffer for a single TCP stream or for all streams.streams?
As an example, a web server will have thousands if not more connections.
So the Window size in the TCP window, is this the recieve receive window for all connections or just the single connection between a single client and server.
I need some clarification for window size.
I know the Window Size in a TCP packet indicates the size of the receive buffer of the host.
Is this the receive buffer for a single TCP stream or for all streams?
As an example, a web server will have thousands if not more connections.
So the Window size in the TCP window, is this the receive window for all connections or just the single connection between a single client and server.
