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How does TCP adjust its transmission rate when packet loss occurs due to network congestion?
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How does TCP adjust its transmission rate when packet loss occurs due to network congestion?
How does the destination device identify that a packet is missing during a TCP data transfer?
When a packet is lost during a TCP data transfer, the sender is prompted to retransmit the entire data stream from the beginning.
Explain how a sender identifies packet loss during a TCP transfer and describe the sender's recovery response.
Match each TCP mechanism to its role in maintaining data transfer reliability.
Order the steps TCP takes to handle network congestion and recover its transmission speed.