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    CN LECTURE 11 and 12

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    The document discusses different types of Automatic Repeat Request (ARQ) protocols used in computer networks including Go-Back-N ARQ and Selective Reject ARQ. It provides examples of how these protocols handle damaged, lost, and unacknowledged data frames.

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    CN LECTURE 11 and 12

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    The document discusses different types of Automatic Repeat Request (ARQ) protocols used in computer networks including Go-Back-N ARQ and Selective Reject ARQ. It provides examples of how these protocols handle damaged, lost, and unacknowledged data frames.

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    The document discusses different types of Automatic Repeat Request (ARQ) protocols used in computer networks including Go-Back-N ARQ and Selective Reject ARQ. It provides examples of how these protocols handle damaged, lost, and unacknowledged data frames.

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    CN LECTURE 11 and 12

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    The document discusses different types of Automatic Repeat Request (ARQ) protocols used in computer networks including Go-Back-N ARQ and Selective Reject ARQ. It provides examples of how these protocols handle damaged, lost, and unacknowledged data frames.

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    LECTURE - 11

    COMPUTER NETWORKS

    Manisha Fal Dessai


    1. Go - Back - N ARQ, DAMAGED Data frame
    Sender A B Receiver

    DATA 0 DATA 0 ACCEPTED

    Timer Starts
    DATA 1 DATA 1 ACCEPTED

    DATA 2 ACCEPTED
    DATA 2
    ERROR, So Frame DATA 3
    DATA 3 DISCARDED

    DATA 4 Frame DATA 4 DISCARDED

    ACK 3
    DATA 5 Frame DATA 5 DISCARDED

    NAK 3
    RESENT DATA 3 ACCEPTED
    DATA 3
    RESENT DATA 4 DATA 4 ACCEPTED

    RESENT DATA 5 DATA 5 ACCEPTED


    2. Go - Back - N ARQ, LOST Data frame
    Sender A B Receiver

    DATA 0 DATA 0 ACCEPTED

    Timer Starts
    DATA 1 DATA 1 ACCEPTED
    *LOST
    DATA 2
    Frame DATA 3 DISCARDED
    DATA 3

    DATA 4 Frame DATA 4 DISCARDED

    NAK 2

    RESENT DATA 2 DATA 2 ACCEPTED

    RESENT DATA 3 DATA 3 ACCEPTED

    DATA 4 DATA 4 ACCEPTED


    RESENT
    ACK 5
    3. Go - Back - N ARQ, LOST Acknowledgement (ACK/ NAK)
    Sender A B Receiver

    Timer DATA 0 DATA 0 ACCEPTED


    Starts
    DATA 1 DATA 1 ACCEPTED

    Timeout, t0 *LOST
    ACK 2

    RESENT DATA 0 Duplicate so DISCARDED

    RESENT DATA 1 Duplicate so DISCARDED

    ACK 2
    LECTURE - 12

    COMPUTER NETWORKS

    Manisha Fal Dessai


    1. Selective Reject ARQ, DAMAGED Data frame
    Sender A B Receiver

    DATA 0 DATA 0 ACCEPTED

    Timer Starts
    DATA 1 DATA 1 ACCEPTED

    DATA 2 ACCEPTED
    DATA 2
    ERROR, So Frame DATA 3
    DATA 3 DISCARDED

    DATA 4 DATA 4 ACCEPTED

    DATA 5 DATA 5 ACCEPTED

    NAK 3

    RESENT DATA 3 DATA 3 ACCEPTED

    ACK 5
    2A. Selective Reject ARQ, LOST Data frame
    Sender A B Receiver

    DATA 0 DATA 0 ACCEPTED

    Timer Starts
    DATA 1 DATA 1 ACCEPTED
    *LOST
    DATA 2
    DATA 3 ACCEPTED
    DATA 3

    DATA 4 DATA 4 ACCEPTED

    NAK 2

    RESENT DATA 2 DATA 2 ACCEPTED

    ACK 4
    2B. Selective Reject ARQ, LOST Data frame
    Sender A B Receiver

    Timer Starts DATA 0 DATA 0 ACCEPTED

    DATA 1 DATA 1 ACCEPTED

    Timeout, t0 DATA 2 ACCEPTED


    DATA 2

    DATA 3 DATA 3 ACCEPTED


    *LOST
    DATA 4
    DATA 0 Duplicate, So DISCARDED
    RESENT
    DATA 1 Duplicate, So DISCARDED
    RESENT
    RESENT Duplicate, So DISCARDED
    DATA 2
    Duplicate, So DISCARDED
    RESENT DATA 3
    RESENT DATA 4 ACCEPTED
    DATA 4
    ACK 4
    3. Selective Reject ARQ, LOST Acknowledgement (ACK/ NAK)
    Sender A B Receiver

    Timer DATA 0 DATA 0 ACCEPTED


    Starts
    DATA 1 DATA 1 ACCEPTED

    Timeout, t0 *LOST
    ACK 1

    RESENT DATA 0 Duplicate so DISCARDED

    RESENT DATA 1 Duplicate so DISCARDED

    ACK 1

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