What is a Window in networking terms?

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Sebastin Antony Joe

by Sebastin Antony Joe , HOD, CSE/IT , Annai Vailan Kanni College of Engineering

In networking, window means memory buffer size

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A Window refers to the number of segments that is allowed to be sent from source to destination before an acknowledgment is sent back.

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prashobh e t eliyath tharayil

by prashobh e t eliyath tharayil , Associate technical engineer , CMS IT SERVICES Private limited

window means shared files and resources

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