8727751704 | Source Port | the port number of the application on the host sending the data | 0 | |
8727756070 | Destination Port | the port number of the application requested on the destination host | 1 | |
8727769188 | Sequence Number | a number used by TCP to put the data back in the correct order or retransmit missing or damaged data | 2 | |
8727799428 | Acknowledgement Number | the value is the TCP octet that is expected next | 3 | |
8727831764 | Code Bits/Flags | controls functions used to set up and terminate a session | 4 | |
8727839335 | Window | the window size the sender is willing to accept in octets | 5 | |
8727867528 | Checksum | the cyclic redundancy check -CRC- used by TCP to check everything | 6 | |
8727875456 | Urgent | indicates the offset from the current sequence number where the segment of nonurgent data begins | 7 | |
8727909682 | Options | may be 0, meaning that no options have to be present or a multiple of 32 bits | 8 | |
8727925123 | Data | handed down to the TCP protocol at the transport layer | 9 |
Chapter 3: Introduction to TCP/IP \||/ More on TCP Flashcards
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