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TCP reopens its receive window with 3*MSS bytes after a zero window, which is inefficient when round-trip time (RTT) is high.
Reopening receive window slowly on the receive side may impact the throughput performance of the sender on the other side.
- TCP zero window is sent by BIG-IP. - TCP reopens receive window after enough data is drained from proxy.
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TCP reopens it's receive window based on initial receive window size after a zero window episode.
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