Suppose that TCP is measuring RTTs of 1.0 second, with a mean deviation of 0.1 second. Suddenly
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Suppose that TCP is measuring RTTs of 1.0 second, with a mean deviation of 0.1 second. Suddenly the RTT jumps to 5.0 seconds, with no deviation. Compare the behaviors of the original and Jacobson/Karels algorithms for computing TimeOut. Specifically, how many timeouts are encountered with each algorithm? What is the largest TimeOut calculated? Use δ = 1/8.
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Okay lets discuss this by first stating what the two algorithms are The original algorithm estimates the RTT Round Trip Time using an exponential weig...View the full answer
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Computer Networks A Systems Approach
ISBN: 9780128182000
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Authors: Larry L. Peterson, Bruce S. Davie
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