What Information Is Used By Tcp To Reassemble?
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TCP uses sequence numbers, acknowledgement numbers, and window sizes to reassemble data. The sequence number is used to identify each segment of data and the acknowledgement number is used to acknowledge the successful transmission of data. The window size is used to control the flow of data, and it is also used to determine how much data should be sent at one time.
TCP uses a combination of sequence numbers and window sizes to reassemble segments of data that have been broken up into packages on their way across the network. Sequence numbers are assigned for each byte of data sent so that the receiving computer knows which packets belong together, and window sizes define how much data can be sent before the other side needs to acknowledge and accept it.