Consider a sender having an infinite number of frames to send, which we index as 0, 1, 2, .... Assume the transmission delay of each frame is 2t, the ACK transmission time is t, the propagation delay is 3t and symmetric on both directions, and the timeout value is T = 8t starting from the end of frame transmission onto the link. The first frame is sent out at time 0. Show Transcribed Text E. Explain what will happen if the sequence number space has exactly the same number of sequence numbers as the number of allowed maximum number of outstanding frames, e.g., when N = W = 10, and the sequence numbers available are only 0-9.

Consider a sender having an infinite number of frames to send, which we index as 0, 1, 2, .... Assume the transmission delay of each frame is 2t, the ACK transmission time is t, the propagation delay is 3t and symmetric on both directions, and the timeout value is T = 8t starting from the end of frame transmission onto the link. The first frame is sent out at time 0. Show Transcribed Text E. Explain what will happen if the sequence number space has exactly the same number of sequence numbers as the number of allowed maximum number of outstanding frames, e.g., when N = W = 10, and the sequence numbers available are only 0-9.

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