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In linux, in networking, TCP stands for T [...] C [...] P [...]
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Tranmission Control Protocal

^^ the "Control" is referring to fact that TCP guarantees packet is received via use of Acknowledgments


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In linux, in networking, TCP stands for T [...] C [...] P [...]
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In linux, in networking, TCP stands for T [...] C [...] P [...]
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Tranmission Control Protocal

^^ the "Control" is referring to fact that TCP guarantees packet is received via use of Acknowledgments

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26. TCP and UDP
r will use the C function call shutdown() and close() (see shutdown() and close (2)) to terminate the connection. A FIN packet will be sent and TCP communication will cease. 26.1 The TCP Header <span>TCP packets are obviously encapsulated within IP packets. The TCP packet is inside the Data begins at... part of the IP packet. A TCP packet has a header part and a data part. The data part

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