Subject: Computer Network
Question:
Suppose we have thenetwork layout of 3.5 above. Suppose also that the A–B and C–Dconnections have settled upon window sizes as in 3.5(b), so thateach contributes 30 packets to R1’s queue. Each connection thus has50% of the R1–R2 bandwidth and there is no queue at R2.
… R2 will then besending 3 packets/ms to R3 and so will have no queue.
Now A’s winsize isincremented by 10, initially, at least, leading to A contributingmore than 50% of R1’s queue. When the steady state is reached, howwill these extra 10 packets be distributed between R1 and R2? Hint:As A’s winsize increases, A’s overall throughput cannot rise due tothe bandwidth restriction of the R2–R3 link.
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Answer to Subject: Computer Network Question: Suppose we have the network layout of 3.5 above. Suppose also that the A–B and C�…