Although TCP is a full-duplex protocol, SMTP uses TCP in a half-duplex fashion. The client sends a
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Although TCP is a full-duplex protocol, SMTP uses TCP in a half-duplex fashion.
The client sends a command and then stops and waits for the reply. How can this halfduplex operation fool the TCP slow-start mechanism when the network is running near capacity?
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