What Information Is Used By Tcp To Reassemble And Reorder?
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TCP uses a set of data fields in each packet header to reassemble and reorder segments. These fields include the source and destination port numbers, a sequence number that indicates the order of the data within the stream, an acknowledgement number that shows which bytes in the stream have been received, a window size that declares how many bytes of data can be sent before an acknowledgment is required, and a checksum to ensure data integrity.