two stations running tcp/ip are engaged in transferring a file. this file is 100k long, the payload size is 100 bytes, and the negotiated congestion window size is 300 bytes. the sender receives an ack 1500 from the receiver. • which bytes will be sent next? • answer: bytes 1500 through 1599

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The number of bytes that will be sent or transmitted next is; 1620 bytes

How to find the number of bytes?

We are given that:

The file size = 100 KB

The  payload size = 100 bytes

The negotiated window size = 300 bytes.

This tells us that the sliding window can only accommodate a maximum number of 300/100 = 3 payloads

The sender receives an ACK 1500 from the receiver.

Total byte of the file is :

1000 KB = 1024000 bytes

The TCP header requires 20 bytes and IPV4 header requires 20 bytes.

Total TCP/IP header is composed of 40 bytes.

Sender receives an ACK 1500 from the receiver and as such the overhead which represents the bytes that will be sent next is;

1500 + (3 * 40)

= 1500 +  120

= 1620 bytes

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