🔥 Don't miss out! Watch the next video in the series ➡️ 🔍 TCP Headers: An essential part of understanding TCP communication, providing insights into data sequencing, synchronization, and more. 🔢 Sequence Number: Represents the starting point of communication, ensuring ordered data transmission between devices. 🛠️ Data Offset: Specifies the size of the TCP header, accommodating additional options and padding within the segment. 🚩 Flags: Control various aspects of TCP communication, including acknowledgment, synchronization, and termination of connections. 🔒 Acknowledgment (ACK): Indicates successful receipt of data segments, enabling reliable data transmission and flow control. 🤝 Synchronization (SYN): Initiates communication between devices, synchronizing sequence numbers for reliable data exchange. 🏁 Finish (FIN): Marks the conclusion of communication, signaling the end of data transmission between devices. 📏 Window Size: Determines the amount of data one device can accept from another, optimizing data flow and preventing congestion. 🔍 Checksum: Provides error checking for TCP headers, data, and some components of the layer 3 packet, ensuring data integrity during transmission. 🚨 Urgent Pointer: Indicates the urgency of certain data within a segment, facilitating prioritization during transmission. 💡 Understanding TCP headers is crucial for optimizing network communication and ensuring data reliability. Dive deeper into each component to master TCP protocols! #Networking #TCPHeaders 🔎 TechKnowSurge courses here ➡️ ☕️ Help support future videos ➡️ 🛠 Gear We Use: Check out our gear list ➡️ 🌐 Connect With Us: Let us know your thoughts in the comment section Join our newsletter ➡️ Find us on Linkedin ➡️ Find us Instagram ➡️ Find us on facebook ➡️ At TechKnowSurge, our mission is to empower purpose-driven students to learn and comprehend IT while making a positive impact on the world. Join us on this exciting journey!