> 1. What is the max data buffer I can send through TCP sockets? Is it =
Infinite
> 1500 bytes). Or can I send buffers of the size of 16KB, 64 KB etc?
Meaningless question TCP is a stream not message based
> So theres the question again. How much can I send in one packet??. Is it =
> that to avoid fragmentation of a segment , Linux TCP doesnt send more =
> data than device MTU in one packet?
I think you need to learn what TCP is first. Basically you put as much
data as you like in one end and it comes out of the other in the same
order. There are no boundaries
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