- ...Druschel
- This work was supported in part by
National Science Foundation Grant CCR-9503098
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- ...response
- HTTP 1.1
supports persistent connections, but most browsers and servers
today do not use HTTP 1.1.
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- ...backlog
- In
the System V Release 4 flavors of Unix (e.g. Solaris) this sum is
limited by 2#2 rather than 3#3.
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- ...expires
- 4.4BSD's TCP retransmits at 6 seconds and 30 seconds
after the first SYN is sent before finally giving up at 75
seconds. Other TCP implementations behave similarly.
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- ...implementation
- This TIME-WAIT period should be set equal
to twice the Maximum Segment Lifetime (MSL) of a packet on the
Internet (RFC 793[21] specifies the MSL as 2 minutes, but many implementations use a much shorter
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- ...processes
- In
this discussion we use the terms client processes to denote either client
processes or client threads, as this distinction makes no difference
to our method.
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