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Packet Number:
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: The length of the packet number field depends on the packet type. This field
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can be 1, 2 or 4 octets long depending on the short packet type; see {{packet-numbers}}.
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: The length of the packet number field depends on the packet type.
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This field can be 1, 2 or 4 octets long depending on the short packet type;
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see {{packet-numbers}}.
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Packet Number Echo:
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time interval equal to the sender's current estimate of the RTT.
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Since the Packet Number and Packet Number Echo fielda are of the same size, a
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sender sending a packet containing a Packet Number Echo determines the size to use as follows:
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- Let `SIZE_P` be the size of the packet number to be sent, as determined in {{packet-numbers}} above.
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- Let `SIZE_E` be the size of the packet number sent in the packet whose packet number is to be echoed.
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- Let `SIZE_S` be the size of the packet number dictated by the difference between the packet number echo to be sent and the last packet number echo sent; if no packet number echo has yet been sent, then let SIZE_S be 4.
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- Choose the packet number and packet number echo size to send as `max(SIZE_P, SIZE_E, SIZE_S).
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sender sending a packet containing a Packet Number Echo determines the size to
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use as follows:
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- Let `SIZE_P` be the size of the packet number to be sent, as determined in
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{{packet-numbers}} above.
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- Let `SIZE_E` be the size of the packet number sent in the packet whose packet
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number is to be echoed.
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- Let `SIZE_S` be the size of the packet number dictated by the difference
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between the packet number echo to be sent and the last packet number echo
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sent; if no packet number echo has yet been sent, then let SIZE_S be 4.
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- Choose the packet number and packet number echo size to send as `max(SIZE_P,
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SIZE_E, SIZE_S).
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## Handling Packets from Different Versions {#version-specific}
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