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The destination transmission control protocol (TCP) process has set a 1,000-byte receive buffer window. The source TCP sequence number starts at 23,100 and sends the following segments, in order: Segment 1-200 bytes; Segment 2-300 bytes; Segment 3-200 bytes; and Segment 4-300 bytes. The last acknowledgment the source received was sequence number 23,600 saying the receive buffer can now hold 800-300 byte streams. The retransmission timer for sequence number 23,600 has expired, so what will the source TCP do next

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Because the retransmission timer for sequence number 23,600 has expired, the source TCP will trigger a process that resends segments 3 and 4.

What is TCP/IP?

A term in Computer Networking Protocol, it stands for Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol.

It serves the function of indicating how data is transported over the internet by ensuring that there is communication from end to end.

This end-to-end communication process is able to spot how such data can be sectionalized into packets, addressed, routed, transmitted and how it is received when it gets to the terminal point.

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