What is the fastest line speed at which a host can blast out 1500-byte TCP payloads with a 120 sec maximum packet lifetime without having the sequence numbers wrap around? Take TCP, IP, and Ethernet overhead into consideration. Assume that Ethernet frames may be sent continuously and one Ethernet PDU will hold each one.

What is the fastest line speed at which a host can blast out 1500-byte TCP payloads with a 120 sec maximum packet lifetime without having the sequence numbers wrap around? Take TCP, IP, and Ethernet overhead into consideration. Assume that Ethernet frames may be sent continuously and one Ethernet PDU will hold each one.

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Chapter8: Network Infrastructure And Troubleshooting

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