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<strong>and</strong> allows WPT-<strong>TCP</strong> to send acknowledgements selectively, indicating what<br />

data needs to be retransmitted. Implementation of this optimization is<br />

required.<br />

► Explicit congestion notification (ECN): Defined in RFC 2481, ECN allows a<br />

WP-<strong>TCP</strong> receiver to notify the sender of the data of congestion in the<br />

network. This allows the sender to reduce it’s congestion window.<br />

Implementation of this optimization is optional.<br />

18.9.3 Wireless Control Message Protocol (WCMP)<br />

The Wireless Control Message Protocol (WCMP) very closes mirrors the<br />

functionality of the Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP) defined in RFCs<br />

792 <strong>and</strong> 2463. Defined in the OMA WAP-202-WCMP-20010624-a specification,<br />

it is used by the WDP to provide ICMP-like capability when using wireless<br />

bearers that do not support <strong>IP</strong>. Specifically, WCMP is used to report problems<br />

occurring when processing datagrams. Errors reported by WCMP messages can<br />

be broken into six types, some of which can be further divided into codes. These<br />

are listed in Table 18-2.<br />

Table 18-2 WCMP types <strong>and</strong> codes<br />

WCMP message WCMP type WCMP code<br />

Destination unreachable 51<br />

Communication administratively<br />

prohibited<br />

Address unreachable 3<br />

Port unreachable 4<br />

Parameter problem 54<br />

Erroneous header field 0<br />

Message too big 60 0<br />

Reassembly failure 61<br />

Reassembly time exceeded 1<br />

Buffer overflow 2<br />

Echo request 178 0<br />

Echo reply 179 0<br />

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