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TCP Phantom Byte vs Padding & ACK Number Question

12-08-2017
Case 1: PC A sends a packet (8bytes padding, 20B TCP Header, 20B IP Header, 18B Ethernet Header) with 0 sequence number to PC B. PC B will send an ACK Message (ACK Number = 0) Right? Case 2:PC A sends a packet (Phantom Byte(1B), 7bytes padding, 20B T...

Sequence & ACK Number Question!

12-08-2017
My understanding is If PC A sends a packet (ACK = 80, Sequence Number = 1450, Payload = 1460), PC B will send an ACK Message (ACK = 2910, Sequence Number = RANDOM). If I am misunderstanding, please let me know.  

Traceroute Command Question :)

12-07-2017
I learned that 'traceroute' command is pretty useful for troubleshooting. The problem is that some devices ignore ICMP request and I get requested timed out message instead of time exceeded message.    [traceroute google.com result]  1  172.30.1.254 ...

Why vlan.dat is saved in Flash Memory not in NVRAM in VTP Server Mode?

12-06-2017
In VTP Server Mode, switch saves VLAN configuration information in a file named vlan.dat in Flash Memory. In VTP Transparent Mode, switch saves VLAN configuration information in a file named vlan.dat in NVRAM. In VTP Client Mode, switch saves VLAN in...

UDP - Message Boundaries Question :)

12-05-2017
How does UDP manage to preserve message boundaries? I am guessing that UDP can preserve messages boundaries because UDP doesn't care about the RWND/CWND or congestion when it transmits the data, Right?    Lastly, my understanding is that: TCP data ge...
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