Suppose you are downloading a large file over a 3-kBps phone link. Your software displays an average-bytes-per-second
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Suppose you are downloading a large file over a 3-kBps phone link.
Your software displays an average-bytes-per-second counter. How will TCP congestion control and occasional packet losses cause this counter to fluctuate? Assume that only one-third, say, of the total RTT is spent on the phone link.
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Computer Networks A Systems Approach
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