4. Consider the following two causes of 1-second network delay (assume ACKS return instantaneously): One intermediate router with a 1-second outbound per-packet bandwidth delay and no competing traffic. One intermediate router with a 100-ms outbound per-packet bandwidth delay and with a steadily replenished (from another source) 10 packets in the queue. (a) How might a transport protocol in general distinguish between these two cases (b) Suppose TCP Vegas sends over the above connections, with an initial Congestion Window of 3 packets. What will happen to Congestion Window in each case? Assume BaseRTT = 1 second and ß is 1 packet per second

4. Consider the following two causes of 1-second network delay (assume ACKS return instantaneously): One intermediate router with a 1-second outbound per-packet bandwidth delay and no competing traffic. One intermediate router with a 100-ms outbound per-packet bandwidth delay and with a steadily replenished (from another source) 10 packets in the queue. (a) How might a transport protocol in general distinguish between these two cases (b) Suppose TCP Vegas sends over the above connections, with an initial Congestion Window of 3 packets. What will happen to Congestion Window in each case? Assume BaseRTT = 1 second and ß is 1 packet per second

Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)

7th Edition

ISBN:9780133594140

Author:James Kurose, Keith Ross

Publisher:James Kurose, Keith Ross

Chapter1: Computer Networks And The Internet

Section: Chapter Questions

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