Windows Networking - WinSock Close

This page provides information regarding the close of WinSock, a fundamental aspect of Windows Networking.

The WinSock is a set of rules governing communication between a client and a server in a network, primarily used for TCP/IP protocols.

This page highlights the crucial steps involved in closing a connection gracefully.

Here's a quick summary:

1. Client initiates the connection.
2. Server receives the connection request.
3. Client sends the closing sequence.
4. Server responds with the closing sequence.
5. Connection is closed.

Note: The closing sequence contains specific data to ensure proper disconnection.

This is a simplified example for demonstration purposes.

The WinSock represents a fundamental layer of networking.