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Transmission Control Protocol (TCP)

Transmission Control Protocol is a Transport Layer host-to-host protocol that provides reliable, connection-oriented communication over IP networks.

  1. Transmission Control Protocol Characteristics
    1. Data Transfer
    2. Reliability
    3. Flow Control
    4. Multiplexing
    5. Connection Oriented
    6. Precedence and Security
  2. Transmission Control Protocol Operation
    1. TCP Segmentation
    2. TCP Connection Establishment
      1. Synchronization
      2. 3-Way Handshake
    3. TCP Reliable Transmission
    4. TCP Connection Teardown
    5. TCP Reassembly
  3. Transmission Control Protocol Packet Structure
    1. TCP Header
    2. Payload

 

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