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This section post will discuss mostly ethernet and how it relates to 2.1.a implement troubleshoot switch administration. All of the information here is a good intro to subsections of this section and those concepts build off of this. I am going to use this parent section to discuss ethernet, and some of its properties. I …
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Although the section is really titled 1.1.e (vii) Options, we it is actually referring to TCP Options. Thus you should memorize these options, and thier purpose. TCP Options: Many options exist, but these are the only used ones: End of options list = denotes the end of the TCP options, always comes at the …
Describe TCP global synchronization and the problems it causes and possible fixes for it. As shown above TCP global synchronization is when multiple TCP flows experience congestion at the same time, thus they all drop to their slow start threshold at the same time, and start linearly increasing again. The immediate drop at the same …
The bandwidth delay product is how TCP calculates its receive window size. The formula is simple. BDP (in Bits) = bandwidth (bits) * RTT (sec) Now we need to convert the BDP from bits to Bytes to tell us our best TCP receive window size to use. This size in Bytes is how much bandwidth …
To better understand TCP window Size Scaling we first need to understand the TCP Windows, thus I am copying the section I wrote from 1.1.e Explain TCP Operations here... Window size (in Bytes)- 1.Receive window size: Each host in a TCP connection sets their receive window size meaning this is the most the host will …
This is a section you will find very similar on a lot of blogs, including this one. I cannot summarize these better than my 3 sources did. The content in the book and other sections of the internet is not as good for this piece. I recommend you create your own notes and flash cards …