A sender using a stop-and-wait protocol has a timeout of 100 ms. If the round-trip time is 80 ms, what is the maximum throughput?
Q1. A sender using a stop-and-wait protocol has a timeout of 100 ms. If the round-trip time is 80 ms, what is the maximum throughput?
Answer: 10 packets per second
Explanation: Maximum throughput = 1 / (RTT + timeout - RTT) is not correct, instead, it is 1 / max(RTT, timeout), here it is 1 / 100 ms = 10 packets per second.