DOCUMENTS

Part One: Linux Kernel TCP/IP Stack Analyses

• Important Structures
• TCP State Transitions
• Stack Layers, Sending and Receiving Flowchart

Part Two: Introduction to T/TCP defined in RFC 1644

• TCP Accelerated Open (TAO)
• Truncation of TIME_WAIT
• T/TCP State Transitions
• Possible Applications

Part Three: Design and Implementation Approach

• New TCP Options
• New Structures and Macros For T/TCP
• Sock Initialization and Option Configuration
• Sending Flowgraph
• Receiving Flowgraph
• TIME_WAIT Truncation
• T/TCP-enabled Client & Server
• Pseudo-code from RFC 1644

Part Four: Known Problems with T/TCP defined in RFC 1644

• Security Problems
• Funtionality Problems
• Proposed Solutions

Part Five: Current Patches Performance Testing Information

• Patch for Kernel 2.4.2