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The TCP receive window is the size of the currently available buffer space that the receiver advertises to the sender via the Window Size field in the TCP header, in bytes; when the application does not read for a long time, the buffer fills up, the window drops to zero, and the sender must stop sending, which is the zero-window state.
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