Hi thank you for information. I have a question. Does the calculated window tell us the total packet size to be sent to the receiver? When I download a file, I download it at 200mb per second. If it means total packet size, it exceeds max window size.
200mbps is speed per second. Window Size means it receiving capacity. How much data sent by the sender to the receiver's receive capacity before an ACK expected to receive.
@@Ten-Dot-One Thank you for fast answer. If the downloaded file size is 200GB, should the receive capacity be 200GB? Or does this 200GB get fragmented and have separate window sizes?
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Hi thank you for information. I have a question. Does the calculated window tell us the total packet size to be sent to the receiver? When I download a file, I download it at 200mb per second. If it means total packet size, it exceeds max window size.
200mbps is speed per second. Window Size means it receiving capacity. How much data sent by the sender to the receiver's receive capacity before an ACK expected to receive.
@@Ten-Dot-One Thank you for fast answer. If the downloaded file size is 200GB, should the receive capacity be 200GB? Or does this 200GB get fragmented and have separate window sizes?