How can TCP problems be identified?

TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) problems can cause issues with network connections and slow down internet speeds. A common way to identify these issues is to use a network analysis tool, which can monitor network traffic and detect TCP errors by analyzing packet loss, latency, and retransmissions. Other indicators of TCP problems include slow loading times, dropped connections, and errors such as "connection refused" or "timeout." Additionally, running a traceroute or ping command can help identify where along the network path the issue is occurring, allowing for targeted troubleshooting and resolution.

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