Chunk

What is Chunk?

itMyt Explains Chunk:

Chunk is a manage inFormation (C/D) and Packet set used in Stream Control Transmission Protocol (SCTP). SCTP packets are produced from common Headers and Data chunks and vary by means of content.

Data chunks are defined in RFC 4960, which UPDATEs RFC 2960 and RFC 3309.

What Does Chunk Mean?

Chunk content sorts are described as follows:

• Chunk type: Predetermined eight-bit Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) cost defined with the aid of chunk discipline content material
• Chunk Flags: Eight fLag-bit value defined through chew type with 0 default
• Chunk length: sixteen-bit unsigned fee and not using a padding
• Chunk fee: General motive price described by using chunk kind.

The following are widespread RFC 4960 chunk kinds:

• DATA

• INit

• INIT ACK

• SACK

• HEARTBEAT

• HEARTBEAT ACK

• ABORT

• SHUTDOWN

• SHUTDOWN ACK

• ERROR

• Cookie ECHO

• COOKIE ACK

• ECNE

• CWR

• SHUTDOWN COMPLETE

If you do not agree with the definition or meaning of a certain term or acronym for "Chunk", we welcome your input and encourage you to send us your own definition or abbreviation meaning. We value the diversity of perspectives and understand that technology is constantly evolving. By allowing users to contribute their own interpretations, we aim to create a more inclusive and accurate representation of definitions and acronyms on our website.

Your contributions can help us improve the content and ensure that it reflects a wider range of meanings and interpretations to the "Chunk". We believe in the power of collaboration and community engagement, and we appreciate your willingness to share your knowledge and insights.

To submit your definition or abbreviation meaning for "Chunk", please use the provided contact form on our website or reach out to our support team directly. We will review your submission and, if appropriate, update the information on our site accordingly.

By working together, we can create a more comprehensive and informative resource that benefits everyone. Thank you for your participation and for helping us maintain the accuracy and relevance of our "Chunk" definition.