CWR

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CWR (Congestion Window Reduced) is a TCP flag used to indicate that a sender has reduced its congestion window in response to network congestion, as specified in RFC 3168.

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Label Occurrences
CWR canonical 2

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Statements (30)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Explicit Congestion Notification mechanism ⓘ
TCP flag ⓘ
associatedWith congestion control ⓘ
network congestion management ⓘ
bitPositionContext one of the TCP flags bits ⓘ
bitType control bit ⓘ
category transport layer mechanism ⓘ
definedIn RFC 3168 ⓘ
effectOnSender requires sender to reduce congestion window before setting flag ⓘ
fullName Congestion Window Reduced ⓘ
headerFieldOf TCP header ⓘ
indicates response to network congestion ⓘ
sender has reduced its congestion window ⓘ
introducedBy RFC 3168 authors ⓘ
introducedIn Explicit Congestion Notification for IP and TCP ⓘ
layer transport layer ⓘ
partOf TCP control flags field ⓘ
purpose signal congestion window reduction to the receiver ⓘ
support Explicit Congestion Notification in TCP ⓘ
relatedTo ECE ⓘ
ECN ⓘ
scope end-to-end TCP connection ⓘ
semantics acknowledges reception of ECN congestion indication ⓘ
notifies receiver that congestion response has been taken ⓘ
standardTrack IETF ⓘ
status standardized ⓘ
triggeredBy receipt of ECE flag ⓘ
usedInProtocol TCP ⓘ
Transmission Control Protocol ⓘ
visibility seen in TCP segment headers on the wire ⓘ

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