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The CHOKe packet schedulerThe CHOKe packet schedulerPosted Jan 14, 2011 6:48 UTC (Fri) by marcH (subscriber, #57642)In reply to: The CHOKe packet scheduler by Shewmaker Parent article: The CHOKe packet scheduler
> How do you define a burst? If it is more than one packet
sent without waiting between them, then isn't the window size of a TCP connection its burst size?
TCP does not send a receive window size at a time because it is also constantly limited by the congestion window. Sending is then regulated by the reception of ACK (one every two packets).
So a (single!) TCP connection is practically never bursty in normal conditions.
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