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Q1 Let the size of the congestion window of a TCP connection be 64KB when a timeout occurs. The RTT of the connection is 50m sec and maximum segment size is 2 KB. The time taken by the TCP to get back to 64KB congestion window is _________.

I am getting difficulty in finding the RTT's of the connection.

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Size of the window = 64 KB

RTT = 50 msec

maximum segment size (MSS) = 2 KB

so threshld value is half of the Cwnd Window ( as timeout occurs mention in qstn )

Threshold = 64/2 = 32 KB

so we start with a slow start until we reach threshold level

2|4|8|16|32 ( now at this point we reach our threshold level so from now on additive increase starts , MSS is given 2 KB)

|34|36|38|40|42|44|46|48|50|52|54|56|58|60|62|64

so number of RTT = 20 and each RTT time = 50 msec

so total time it takes to get back 64 KB congestion window is (20 * 50) msec = 1000 msec

This answer range can vary from 1000 to 1200 , within this range ( inclusive ) any value is correct answer .
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