A network uses a go-back-N protocol with a window size of 5. If a packet is lost, what happens?
Q1. A network uses a go-back-N protocol with a window size of 5. If a packet is lost, what happens?
Answer: All packets after the lost packet are retransmitted
Explanation: In go-back-N protocol, if a packet is lost, the sender retransmits the lost packet and all subsequent packets.