struct SCTP_Instance_Parameters

This struct contains some parameters that may be set or got with the sctp_getInstanceParams()/sctp_setInstanceParams() functions.

[more]unsigned int rtoMin
the minimum timeout value
[more]unsigned int validCookieLife
the lifetime of a cookie
[more]unsigned int assocMaxRetransmits
maximum retransmissions per association
[more]unsigned int pathMaxRetransmits
maximum retransmissions per path
[more]unsigned int maxInitRetransmits
maximum initial retransmissions
[more]unsigned int myRwnd
from recvcontrol : my receiver window
[more]unsigned int delay
recvcontrol: delay for delayed ACK in msecs
[more]unsigned char ipTos
per instance: for the IP type of service field.
[more]unsigned int maxSendQueue
currently unused, will limit the number of chunks queued in the send queue later
[more]unsigned int maxRecvQueue
currently unused, may limit the number of chunks queued in the receive queue later.


Documentation

This struct contains some parameters that may be set or got with the sctp_getInstanceParams()/sctp_setInstanceParams() functions. So these may also be specified/retrieved for servers, before an association is established !
ounsigned int rtoMin
the minimum timeout value

ounsigned int validCookieLife
the lifetime of a cookie

ounsigned int assocMaxRetransmits
maximum retransmissions per association

ounsigned int pathMaxRetransmits
maximum retransmissions per path

ounsigned int maxInitRetransmits
maximum initial retransmissions

ounsigned int myRwnd
from recvcontrol : my receiver window

ounsigned int delay
recvcontrol: delay for delayed ACK in msecs

ounsigned char ipTos
per instance: for the IP type of service field.

ounsigned int maxSendQueue
currently unused, will limit the number of chunks queued in the send queue later

ounsigned int maxRecvQueue
currently unused, may limit the number of chunks queued in the receive queue later. Is this really needed ? The protocol limits the receive queue with window advertisement of arwnd==0

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