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ICACT20210131 Question.1
Questioner: nalzaben@smu.edu 2021-02-09 오후 1:57:22 |
ICACT20210131 Answer.1
Answer by Auhor shahram@ieee.org 2021-02-09 오후 1:57:22
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| How does your solution takes congestion in consideration? |
I assume you mean how do we know if congestion the network or link is congested. If that's not the case, please clarify. To generate congestion, there are 3 consecutive TCP ports open on which an unlimited amount of data is sent from source to destination. From the algorithm point of view, when we take a congested link, we know congestion has occurred when the number of bytes acknowledges decreases as there's already traffic on those links (please note, the links are limited to 1 Mbps so it is easier to generate congestion).
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ICACT20210131 Question.2
Questioner: smw2lee@gmail.com 2021-02-09 오후 4:55:39 |
ICACT20210131 Answer.2
Answer by Auhor shahram@ieee.org 2021-02-09 오후 4:55:39
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