TCP end to end principle implementation on basis of IP

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According to the end-to-end principle, protocol features are only justified in the lower layers of a system if they are a performance optimization, hence, (TCP) retransmission for reliability is still justified, but efforts to improve TCP reliability should stop after peak performance has been reached. (WIKI defination )

Can some one illustrate scenarios where end to end argument is not effective as a solution w.r.t current internet usage

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  • durga ch
    durga ch
    There is something called as TCP window. When TCP observes that most of the packets are being delayed /dropped , it understands there is something wrong with the network. Hence starts reducing the window size straight to half a peak load, it slowly starts incrementing the window size till the point it faces the dropping of packet.
    the below daigram might help you

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    as you can see, the window size has been reduced to half when there is a bottleneck
  • king99
    king99
    Thanks for the information , it helped me in understanding concept !!

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