3.4-6 Cumulative ACK. What is meant by a cumulative acknowledgment, ACK(n)? O A cumulative ACK(n) allows the receiver to let the sender know that it has not received any packets with a new sequence number since the last cumulative ACK(n) was sent. O A cumulative ACK(n) allows the receiver to let the sender know that it has not yet received an ACK for packet with sequence number n. O A cumulative ACK(n) acks all packets with a sequence number up to and including n as being received.

3.4-6 Cumulative ACK. What is meant by a cumulative acknowledgment, ACK(n)? O A cumulative ACK(n) allows the receiver to let the sender know that it has not received any packets with a new sequence number since the last cumulative ACK(n) was sent. O A cumulative ACK(n) allows the receiver to let the sender know that it has not yet received an ACK for packet with sequence number n. O A cumulative ACK(n) acks all packets with a sequence number up to and including n as being received.

Systems Architecture

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Chapter9: Computer Networks

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