I am doing research in TCP-congestion control for one of my classes. I
have been running a client server http experiment on my network.
I tried running the server code on my private research network and
client code on one of the local networks.
In order to trace the traffic i had let TCPdump run on the server port.
After collecting the results i got some unexpected results.
The MSS(maximum segment size) on the local network machine(client) was
just 4 and the MSS for my machine was just 8.
Both these machines are running Debian Linux (kernel version 2.2.19). I
tried looking for the deafult MSS value in the /proc area but it wasnt
there.
I checked for it in /proc/sys/net/ipv4/route but it was not there..
Could anyone tell me if there is any other way to locate a systems
MSS and change it ?
And also what is the general default MSS on Debian Linux ?
kalpesh
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