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Supose that a TCP source (with an unlimited amount of information to transmit) begins transmitting onto a link that has $1 \mathrm{Mbps}$ in available bandwidth. Sketch the congestion window versus the time trajectory. Now suppose that another TCP source (also with an unlimited amount of information to transmit) begins transmitting over the same link. Sketch the congestion window versus the time for the initial source.

    Supose that a TCP source (with an unlimited amount of information to transmit) begins transmitting onto a link that has $1 \mathrm{Mbps}$ in available bandwidth. Sketch the congestion window versus the time trajectory. Now suppose that another TCP source (also with an unlimited amount of information to transmit) begins transmitting over the same link. Sketch the congestion window versus the time for the initial source.
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Communication Networks: Fundamental Concepts and Key Architectures
Communication Networks: Fundamental Concepts and Key Architectures
Indra Widjaja,… 1st Edition
Chapter 7, Problem 53 ↓

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This process will continue, with the congestion window oscillating around the point of congestion. Now, when the second TCP source begins transmitting, it will also experience the same process of increasing its congestion window until it reaches the point of  Show more…

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Supose that a TCP source (with an unlimited amount of information to transmit) begins transmitting onto a link that has $1 \mathrm{Mbps}$ in available bandwidth. Sketch the congestion window versus the time trajectory. Now suppose that another TCP source (also with an unlimited amount of information to transmit) begins transmitting over the same link. Sketch the congestion window versus the time for the initial source.
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