A sender is using a stop-and-wait protocol to transmit data. If the sender sends a packet and it is lost, what happens?
Q1. A sender is using a stop-and-wait protocol to transmit data. If the sender sends a packet and it is lost, what happens?
Answer: The sender retransmits the packet after a timeout
Explanation: In stop-and-wait protocol, the sender waits for an ACK. If the packet is lost, the sender retransmits the packet after a timeout.