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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,
Hi Group,
Can anyone clarify for me?
IP header has a fixed 20 bytes length or can be more than this?
Thanks
anyong
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Hi Rootstock,
You're from China!! Thanks.
The reason I ask for because I saw the link below which confusing me
http://rute.sourceforge.net/node28.html
Table 25.1
20-IHL*4-1 Options + padding to round up to four bytes
Any idea?
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material covering the
options and their uses.
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!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
If IP options are used, then the IP header is longer than 20 bytes. The
options add a variable-length field to the IP header. They aren't used much.
Record route is one such option. Each router puts in the packet its IP
address. This can be useful for troubleshooting (especially when trace
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an ip header is 20 bytes long, or larger if options are used.
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I was thinking that wouldnt it be better if the ip header had the
destination ip address field before the source ip header field and the TCP
header had the destination port field before the source port field. I am not
sure what kinda performance effect willl it have but since at the Data link
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