[e2e] TCP slow start and maximum segment size
Bob Braden
braden at ISI.EDU
Wed Jun 25 12:11:05 PDT 2003
*> From end2end-interest-admin at postel.org Wed Jun 25 11:42:14 2003
*> From: David Borman <dab at BSDI.COM>
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*> valentin at tehutinetworks.com
*> Subject: RE: [e2e] TCP slow start and maximum segment size
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*> Actually, you subtract the fixed IP and TCP header sizes from the
*> MTU to get the TCP MSS value. If there are any IP or TCP options,
*> then the sender will reduce his effective MSS value by the length
*> of the IP and TCP options.
*>
As explained in RFC 1122, nearly 15 years ago...
Bob Braden
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