Can TCP/IP Sequence and Acknowledgement numbers be controlled?
Normally TCP/IP Sequence and Acknowledge numbers are 32 bit. However, I need a way to shorten them to be 24 bit (it’s an experiment in deep inspection firewalls).
Can TCP/IP Sequence and Acknowledgement numbers be controlled?
Normally TCP/IP Sequence and Acknowledge numbers are 32 bit. However, I need a way to shorten them to be 24 bit (it’s an experiment in deep inspection firewalls).
Can TCP/IP Sequence and Acknowledgement numbers be controlled?
Normally TCP/IP Sequence and Acknowledge numbers are 32 bit. However, I need a way to shorten them to be 24 bit (it’s an experiment in deep inspection firewalls).
TCP and UDP basics: connecting to a website
I am just learning computer networks so please forgive me if this question is naive. I know the TCP protocol binds itself to a port till the transfer of messages is over (port 80) and UDP is best effort (ie no binding). My question is if I try and access two websites at the same time (multiple tabs on my browser), assuming both websites are web servers, my questions are
TCP and UDP basics: connecting to a website
I am just learning computer networks so please forgive me if this question is naive. I know the TCP protocol binds itself to a port till the transfer of messages is over (port 80) and UDP is best effort (ie no binding). My question is if I try and access two websites at the same time (multiple tabs on my browser), assuming both websites are web servers, my questions are
TCP and UDP basics: connecting to a website
I am just learning computer networks so please forgive me if this question is naive. I know the TCP protocol binds itself to a port till the transfer of messages is over (port 80) and UDP is best effort (ie no binding). My question is if I try and access two websites at the same time (multiple tabs on my browser), assuming both websites are web servers, my questions are
The error when using ReceiveAsync and SendAsync to transmit text
I’m writing a server for creating an online chat in a WindowsFormsApp and encountered an error in ReceiveAsync and SendAsync. How can I fix it?
Notify client about changes in database in Java
I’m working on a distributed client-server system that uses TCP. The program’s functions is to transfer money to an from the server, but also between the clients, a sort of MobilePay.
Notify client about changes in database in Java
I’m working on a distributed client-server system that uses TCP. The program’s functions is to transfer money to an from the server, but also between the clients, a sort of MobilePay.
Notify client about changes in database in Java
I’m working on a distributed client-server system that uses TCP. The program’s functions is to transfer money to an from the server, but also between the clients, a sort of MobilePay.