Article | REF: TE7570 V1

TCP transport protocol

Author: David ROS

Publication date: May 10, 2005

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2. Protocol features

2.1 TCP segments

Figure 4 shows the format of a TCP segment and, in particular, the structure of the TCP header, aligned in 32-bit words. First of all, it is possible to send "empty" segments, i.e. those containing no data; these segments are used for signaling purposes 2.5 .

The first 20 bytes of the header correspond to the fields that must be present in any segment; however, a segment can also include...

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