2. A TCP server has received and acknowledged up to byte number 2800. Explain the actions that the server will take following the given events: a) The server receives a 200-byte segment with sequence number 3001. b) Following the event in a) the server receives a 200-byte segment with sequence number 2601. c) Following the event in b) the server receives a 200-byte segment with sequence number 2801. d) Following the event in c) the server receives a 200-byte segment with sequence number 3401.

2. A TCP server has received and acknowledged up to byte number 2800. Explain the actions that the server will take following the given events: a) The server receives a 200-byte segment with sequence number 3001. b) Following the event in a) the server receives a 200-byte segment with sequence number 2601. c) Following the event in b) the server receives a 200-byte segment with sequence number 2801. d) Following the event in c) the server receives a 200-byte segment with sequence number 3401.

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Chapter9: Computer Networks

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