Computer Networks - Physical and Data Link LayerHow does the sliding window protocol improve efficiency compared to stop-and-wait in high latency networks?ABy reducing the frame size to speed up transmissionBBy allowing multiple frames to be sent before waiting for acknowledgmentsCBy increasing the timeout interval for acknowledgmentsDBy compressing data before sendingCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Compare stop-and-wait and sliding windowStop-and-wait sends one frame and waits; sliding window sends multiple frames.Step 2: Understand effect on high latencySending multiple frames keeps the link busy, improving efficiency despite delays.Final Answer:By allowing multiple frames to be sent before waiting for acknowledgments -> Option BQuick Check:Sliding window sends multiple frames for efficiency [OK]Quick Trick: Multiple frames sent before ACK improves efficiency [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESThinking frame size affects efficiencyConfusing timeout with efficiencyAssuming compression is flow control
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