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How does the TCP connection terminate in a 4-Step process ?

After the data transmission process is finished, TCP will terminate the connection between two endpoints. This four-step process is illustrated below:

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  1. The client application that wants to close the connection sends a TCP segment with the FIN (Finished) flag set to 1.
  2. The server receives the TCP segment and acknowledges it with the ACK segment.
  3. Server sends its own TCP segment with the FIN flag set to 1 to the client in order to terminate the connection.
  4. The client acknowledges the server’s FIN segment and closes the connection.

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How does the TCP connection terminate in a 4-Step process ?

After the data transmission process is finished, TCP will terminate the connection between two endpoints. This four-step process is illustrated below:

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How does the TCP connection terminate in a 4-Step process ?

After the data transmission process is finished, TCP will terminate the connection between two endpoints. This four-step process is illustrated below:

Answer
  1. The client application that wants to close the connection sends a TCP segment with the FIN (Finished) flag set to 1.
  2. The server receives the TCP segment and acknowledges it with the ACK segment.
  3. Server sends its own TCP segment with the FIN flag set to 1 to the client in order to terminate the connection.
  4. The client acknowledges the server’s FIN segment and closes the connection.
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