The title of this class is: "TCP - Tips, Tricks, & Traces (Part 2)" and was taught by Chris Greer. This was recorded on June 27th at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California.
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Chapters:
0:00 TCP Congestion Window vs Receive Win
5:07 Case Study - Receive Window
27:13 The TCP Trace Graph
32:53 Congestion Window Explained
39:47 Case Study - Congestion Window
47:32 Measuring Delays in TCP Streams
57:55 Case Study - TCP MSS Issue