The phrase "accepts the connection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, networking, or interpersonal relationships where one party acknowledges or agrees to a connection with another.
Example: "The server accepts the connection from the client, allowing data transfer to begin."
Alternatives: "acknowledges the connection" or "recognizes the connection."
Sending an instant message to a buddy also sends a videoconferencing request pop-up message; once the recipient accepts, the connection is made.
The host accepts the connection and responds back to the original source, the client, via its default route, the controller (SYN/ACK).
The controller accepts the connection, and after deciding which host should receive the connection, changes the destination IP (and possibly port) to match the job of the selected host (note that the source IP of the client is not touched).
An alternative vision accepts the connection between income and health outcomes, but argues that the latter may be at least partially affected by mediating variables of a social and environmental nature.
Some have refused to accept the connection, others have accepted it.
Many refused to accept the connection between aesthetic and social reform.
In other words, they accepted the connection between powering British homes and the rapidly-altering global climate.
Most paleontologists say that certain theropod dinosaurs were direct ancestors of birds, although other scientists, particularly ornithologists, do not accept the connection.
On the whole, however, as Johnson even in his tea age preferred to hear himself speak in a tavern rather than have to listen to others speaking to him at home he was ready to accept the connection between Dr. Johnson and the Cheshire Cheese.
People have long accepted the connection between music and math.
The CAC policy can either accept the connection request and allocate the resources accordingly or reject the connection request.
