The following figure summarized the idea of TCP sliding window
mechanism:
Question:
1. In the sending process, what kind of packets is buffered in
the window (LastByteWritten < LastByteSent)?
2. In the receiving process, what kind of packets is buffered in
the window (LastByteRcvd - NextByteExpected)?
3. The sending process tries to write some data (the size of
these data is denoted by 5) by calling
write(), when is the sending process
blocked? That is when the write() is
blocked?
(a) ) (b) Sending application Receiving application TCP TCP LastByte Written LastByteRead LastByteAcked LastByte Sent NextByte Expected LastByteRcvd
The following figure summarized the idea of TCP sliding window mechanism: Question: 1. In the sending process, what kind
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The following figure summarized the idea of TCP sliding window mechanism: Question: 1. In the sending process, what kind
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