On Tue, 20 Aug 2002, V_Suresh wrote:
> browsers are opened in the same machine, and both issue the same 'GET'
> HTTP command to the same website. Then, the network packets will be
> having the same source and destination address, and the same port
> number(80, here). Now, when these two packets are sent, and the
> resultant packets arrive to our machine, which again would be
> identical, how is it that the kernel differentiates between the
> packets and sends the correct one to the appropriate browser??
The packets are not identical. I suggest you read some documentation on
TCP/IP and understand the difference between IP address, port and
socket.
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