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CLM-RFC-9293-003011= 1220EXACT VALUEThe cited RFC normatively defines this value under the recorded constraints; it is a standards-defined exact value, not an empirical network measurement.Source: RFC 9293 — Default TCP MSS for IPv6 ↗
PROVENDefault TCP MSS for IPv6 is 1220 bytes under RFC 9293 TCP over IPv6 when no MSS option is received. The value is derived as 1280 minus 60 header bytes.
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Under RFC 9293 TCP over IPv6 when no MSS option is received, what exact standards-defined value applies to default send MSS?
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