TCP pacing is a congestion control mechanism used in TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) to improve the efficiency of network traffic transmission and reduce network congestion. The primary goal of TCP pacing is to prevent bursts of packets from overwhelming network links and causing packet loss, which can lead to retransmissions and reduced throughput. ### How TCP Pacing Works: 1. **Transmission Control**: Instead of sending packets back-to-back in large bursts, TCP pacing spreads the transmission of packets over time.
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