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Weird TCP ports open on remote host, Apple Airport Extreme, my network only
I'm getting strange results for open ports on internet hosts on my network. I suspect some kind of weird router behavior, but I can't really figure out what it is.
NMAP from my workstation (on my ...
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Rate Based Satellite Control Protocol [closed]
Has anyone ever experimented with Cisco's RBSCP?
Rate Based Satellite Control Protocol
There is very little blogs and POC's using this GRE protocol and I am curious if anyone has come across it.
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How do the Application, Presentation and Session layers of the OSI model map to TCP/IP's Application Layer and vice versa?
I need to map TCP/IP protocols to the OSI model for some university test revision I am doing.
I was wondering if it is generally acceptable to assume any OSI Level 7, 6 and 5 protocol will be ...
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Transfer a TCP connection from one Linux box to another behind NAT? [closed]
While experiencing an extremely slow download rate on one of my HTTP connections, I thought it'd be nice if I could just transfer the connection from my PC to an energy-saving home server that shares ...
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TCP acceleration over satellite or high latency networks
What viable companies, products or options are out there today for TCP Acceleration over satellite or high latency IP networks?
The average satellite RTT is upwards from 600ms (depends on the ...
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UDP Message Length Field and Pseudo Header
I'm learning some tcp/ip basics, and am having trouble understanding the Message Length field in UDP. In my book, it says that the Message Length represents the UDP header and data in octets, and ...
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How can I formulate the communication latency in TCP/IP?
I have difficulty in deriving a mathematical model/equation to estimate the round trip latency between two nodes communicating using TCP/IP. The nodes are exchanging data based on HTTP protocol. In ...
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Help me to answer this hard question [closed]
Frames are used to transfer the generated TCP/UDP segments across the links. The performance of the
networking technology can be directly measured at the link layer. Using the link layer knowledge ...
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Is TCP maximum segment size (MSS) “clamping” compatible with IPv6?
With IPv4, TCP MSS "clamping" (a network device editing the MSS value in a TCP header) can help when path maximum transmission unit discovery is not working. (e.g., when ICMP is being blocked ...
