A client with a private IP 10.2.1.1, port 4545 establishes a TCP connection with a server with IP 130.18.209.188, port 40. The client reserves a receive-buffer of size 4 MB for the connection. Assume that the starting sequence numbers of the client and the server are 0 The client sends a 100 byte request to the server, and receives 1 MB of data from the server Up to 1440 bytes of application data are sent by the server in each packet. Assume that the NAT at the client side has a public IP 150.6.7.1. The NAT assigns port number 10000 for this TCP connection. Show the contents of the IP and TCP headers of the first 3 packets both at the client and the server side. Make reasonable assumptions. How many packets were sent by the server? Explain how slow-start mechanism influences the way in which server sends packets to the client Show the contents of headers of packets exchanged to terminate the connection A client with a private IP 10.2.1.1, port 4545 establishes a TCP connection with a server with IP 130.18.209.188, port 40. The client reserves a receive-buffer of size 4 MB for the connection. Assume that the starting sequence numbers of the client and the server are 0 The client sends a 100 byte request to the server, and receives 1 MB of data from the server Up to 1440 bytes of application data are sent by the server in each packet. Assume that the NAT at the client side has a public IP 150.6.7.1. The NAT assigns port number 10000 for this TCP connection. Show the contents of the IP and TCP headers of the first 3 packets both at the client and the server side. Make reasonable assumptions. How many packets were sent by the server? Explain how slow-start mechanism influences the way in which server sends packets to the client Show the contents of headers of packets exchanged to terminate the connection