I'm taking a class on computer networks and we're discussing the way TCP/IP decides how much data to send at a time - IE, if a packet times out then it decides to cut the amount of data it sends in half, if a packet is lost then it decides to cut the amount of data it sends to almost nothing.
I was wondering if there was some way this activity was exposed. Is there a way I can see what my current congestion window is and stuff like that? I'm not sure if it would really have any practical application, but it'd be interesting to be able to see that kind of stuff.
I was wondering if there was some way this activity was exposed. Is there a way I can see what my current congestion window is and stuff like that? I'm not sure if it would really have any practical application, but it'd be interesting to be able to see that kind of stuff.