Dear all,
I am using simple FTP over TCP. In ns, from the application layer (ftp)
Though I send small packets, (eg. 100 bytes using '$ftp_($i) send 100'
), TCP's packet size remains fixed equal to 1000. What is the reason?
How to change it.
I tried to study the tcp.cc's send and sendmsg()
Tatiana Polishchuk wrote:
Did you try to change the header size? Pls refer to the chapter 12.1.2
of the ns2 tutorial.
Tatiana
On Thu, Sep 25, 2008 at 9:03 AM, Mayur [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear all,
I am using simple FTP over TCP. In ns, from the
Mubashir Rehmani wrote:
Hello
I hope that you are fine. I think that the TCP Header length will
remain same: For instance if you are sending FTP Data = 300 then
Total size = FTP Data + TCP Header
FTP Data = 200
TCP Header = 1024
Total size = 200 + 1024
FTP Data = 300
TCP Header =
Hi!
It is a fundamental property of TCP to set the packet (segment) size of its
own. This is set with respect to path MTU, and various buffers. Thus, the size
of the incoming FTP packets will not impact the outgoing segment size, since
TCP is a byte-oriented protocol.
However, ns-2 is not a
Mats Folke wrote:
Hi!
It is a fundamental property of TCP to set the packet (segment) size of its
own. This is set with respect to path MTU, and various buffers. Thus, the
size of the incoming FTP packets will not impact the outgoing segment size,
since TCP is a byte-oriented protocol.
