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a) The bitstream in Figure 1 below shows the first bits of a TCP header. i) Does the header contain options? ii) What is

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A The Bitstream In Figure 1 Below Shows The First Bits Of A Tcp Header I Does The Header Contain Options Ii What Is 1
A The Bitstream In Figure 1 Below Shows The First Bits Of A Tcp Header I Does The Header Contain Options Ii What Is 1 (57.22 KiB) Viewed 58 times
a) The bitstream in Figure 1 below shows the first bits of a TCP header. i) Does the header contain options? ii) What is the size of the congestion window? 00001011110100010001111110010000101000010100000001001 00111111010000000000000000000000000000000000111000000 0000101111101011110000 Figure 1

b) TCP Tahoe with Fast Retransmission is used to control congestion. The maximum segment size is equal to 4 KB. Initially, the threshold is set to 64 KB and the TCP congestion window is equal to 32 KB but a timeout has occurred. i) After how many consecutive successful transmission bursts will Additive Increase start? After the start of Additive Increase, there were six consecutive successful transmission bursts before three duplicate acknowledgments were received. What are now the values of the congestion window and the threshold? c) The TCP retransmission timer is described in RFC 6298 (see https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc6298). Assuming that the first retransmission timeout (RTT) measurement is R = 40 ms and the clock granularity is G = 50 ms, use the RFC 6298 guidance to determine the retransmission timeout (RTO) if the next two RTT measurements are equal to 50 ms and 55 ms, respectively.