Illustrate go back - N protocol, Computer Networking

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Q. Illustrate Go Back - N protocol?

Go Back - N

- Sender window size < 2m

- Receiver window size = 1

- Why the names go back- N?

- When the frame is spoilt the sender goes back and sends a set of frames starting from the last one ACKn'd

- The number of retransmitted frames is N

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