Consider the evolution of a TCP connection with the following characteristics. Assume that all the following...

  

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Consider the evolution of a TCP connection with the following characteristics. Assume that all the following algorithms are implemented in TCP congestion control: slow start, congestions avoidance, fast retransmit and fast recovery, and retransmission upon timeout. If ssthresh equals to cwnd, use the slow start algorithm in your calculation. The TCP sender sends a number of data segments of 1 byte each. . The TCP receiver follows cumulative ACK convention without delayed ACK, i.e. the receiver acknowl- edges every successfully received segment immediately. The RTT is 100 ms for all transmissions, consists of the network latency of 60 ms in sending a segment (header and payload) from the sender to the receiver and 40 ms in sending an acknowledgment (header only) from the receiver to the sender. Ignore packet-processing delays at the sender and the receiver. To simplify the setting, rather than estimating RTO from sampled RTT values, the RTO at the send is set to 500ms and does not change during the connection lifetime. Initially ssthresh at the sender is set to 6. Assume cwnd and ssthresh are measured in segments, and the transmission time for each segment is negligible. The connection (already established) starts to transmit data at time t = 0, and the initial sequence number starts from 1. TCP segment with sequence number 6 is lost once (i.e., it sees segment loss during its first transmission). No other segments are lost during transmissions. What are the values for cwnd and ssthreshold when the sender receives the TCP ACK with number 15? Show your intermediate steps or your diagram in your solution. Consider the evolution of a TCP connection with the following characteristics. Assume that all the following algorithms are implemented in TCP congestion control: slow start, congestions avoidance, fast retransmit and fast recovery, and retransmission upon timeout. If ssthresh equals to cwnd, use the slow start algorithm in your calculation. The TCP sender sends a number of data segments of 1 byte each. . The TCP receiver follows cumulative ACK convention without delayed ACK, i.e. the receiver acknowl- edges every successfully received segment immediately. The RTT is 100 ms for all transmissions, consists of the network latency of 60 ms in sending a segment (header and payload) from the sender to the receiver and 40 ms in sending an acknowledgment (header only) from the receiver to the sender. Ignore packet-processing delays at the sender and the receiver. To simplify the setting, rather than estimating RTO from sampled RTT values, the RTO at the send is set to 500ms and does not change during the connection lifetime. Initially ssthresh at the sender is set to 6. Assume cwnd and ssthresh are measured in segments, and the transmission time for each segment is negligible. The connection (already established) starts to transmit data at time t = 0, and the initial sequence number starts from 1. TCP segment with sequence number 6 is lost once (i.e., it sees segment loss during its first transmission). No other segments are lost during transmissions. What are the values for cwnd and ssthreshold when the sender receives the TCP ACK with number 15? Show your intermediate steps or your diagram in your solution.