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Is this normal behaviour when in the initial TCP connection, MSS value between client and server are different

for example (taken from a trace I captured)

client --> server MSS is 1460

1460 server --> client MSS is 1342

If I understand correctly, If these values are different between client and server, does the lowest MSS value be used in the communication between client and server

Is this normal behaviour when in the initial TCP connection, MSS value between client and MSS server are different

for example (taken from a trace I captured)

client --> server MSS is 1460 server --> client MSS is 1342

If I understand correctly, If these values are different between client and server, does the lowest MSS value be used in the communication between client and server

Is this normal behaviour when in the initial TCP connection, MSS value between client sends and MSS server are different sends is different

for example (taken from a trace I captured)example

client --> server MSS is 1460 server --> client MSS is 1342

If I understand correctly, If these values va\lues are different between client and server, does the lowest MSS value be used in the communication between client and server

Is this normal behaviour when in the initial TCP connection, MSS client sends and MSS server sends is different

for example

client --> server MSS is 1460 server --> client MSS is 1342

If Should I understand correctly, If these va\lues are different between client and server, does the lowest MSS value be used in the communication between client and serverconcerned ?