(1) Explain with neat diagram, the three phases of connection establishment in connection- oriented transmission protocol of transport layer. (ii) How does TCP perform the end-to-end congestion control in transport layer? And, suggest a suitable congestion control mechanism for heavy traffic network.

(1) Explain with neat diagram, the three phases of connection establishment in connection- oriented transmission protocol of transport layer. (ii) How does TCP perform the end-to-end congestion control in transport layer? And, suggest a suitable congestion control mechanism for heavy traffic network.

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