Assume pipelining and 20 packets can be sent without ACK, 100 Mbps link, 10 ms propagation...
Assume pipelining and 20 packets can be sent without ACK, 100 Mbps link, 10 ms propagation delay, 10,000 bit packet. Calculate sender utilization.
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ANSWER:
GIVEN THAT:
CALCULATING THE SENDER UTILIZATION:
1. Transmission delay (Tt) = length / bandwidth
= 10000/(100* 106)
= 0.0001 sec
= 0.1 ms
2. Propagation delay ( Tp) = 10 ms.
And number of packets(N) at a time given is 20.
Then a is (Tp/Tt) = 100
So, sender utilization / efficiency
= N / ( 1 + 2a)
= 20 / ( 1 + 2*100)
= 20/ 201
= 9.95 % efficiency
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