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3.6-3 Different approaches towards congestion control. Use the pulldown menu to match a congestion control approach to how the sender detects congestion.Group of answer choicesThe sender infers segment loss from the absence of an ACK from the receiver.Bits are set at a congested router in a sender-to-receiver datagram, and bits are in the returned to the sender in a receiver-to sender ACK, to indicate congestion to the sender.The sender measures RTTs and uses the current RTT measurement to infer the level of congestion.

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3.6-3 Different approaches towards congestion control. Use the pulldown menu to match a congestion control approach to how the sender detects congestion.Group of answer choicesThe sender infers segment loss from the absence of an ACK from the receiver.Bits are set at a congested router in a sender-to-receiver datagram, and bits are in the returned to the sender in a receiver-to sender ACK, to indicate congestion to the sender.The sender measures RTTs and uses the current RTT measurement to infer the level of congestion.

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The three different approaches towards congestion control can be matched as follows:

  1. The sender infers segment loss from the absence of an ACK from the receiver: This approach is known as "Loss-based congestion control". In this method, the sender assumes that if an acknowledgement (ACK) is not received for a data segment within a certain time period, the segment has been lost in the network due to congestion.

  2. Bits are set at a congested router in a sender-to-receiver datagram, and bits are in the returned to the sender in a receiver-to sender ACK, to indicate congestion to the sender: This approach is known as "Explicit Congestion Notification (ECN)". In this method, a bit in the IP header of a packet is set by a router to indicate congestion. The receiver then sets a bit in the ACK it sends back to the sender to notify it of the congestion.

  3. The sender measures RTTs and uses the current RTT measurement to infer the level of congestion: This approach is known as "Delay-based congestion control". In this method, the sender measures the Round-Trip Time (RTT) of packets to infer the level of congestion in the network. If the RTT is high, it is assumed that there is congestion.

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