!Hola!

> Same for the TCP header. there is an optional options field of 4 bytes. my

s/4 bytes/4 bits/ ? And the size for options fields is 40 (2^15 * 4 - 20)
bytes (the "data offset field" is sized to 4 bits)

> quick glance through RFC 761 tells me this field never exceeds that 4 byte
> length, but I am not very familiar with it.

> ftp://ftp.isi.edu/in-notes/rfc761.txt

Why did you refer 761 instead of 793 ?

> I bring this up because most of the study materials state ex cathedra that
> the IP and the TCP headers are 20 bytes. Having browsed the RFC's at one
> time or another, I vaguely recalled the options, looked it up, and sure
> enough, there they are. I don't recall much study material covering the
> options and their uses.

It has been a long time, but i believe that Comer talks about options.

> Chuck

Saludos,
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