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Imagine a mythical set of protocols with the following details. Maximum Link-Layer data frame: 1,008 bytes Network-Layer header size: 40 bytes Transport-Layer header size: 15 bytes What is the size, in bytes, of the MSS

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Since there is 1,008 bytes Network-Layer header size: 40 bytes Transport-Layer header size: 15 bytes the size, in bytes is 953.

What is the Network-Layer  about?

Given that

Layer data frame:

  • 1,008 bytes- Network-Layer header size:
  • 40 bytes - Transport-Layer header size:
  • 15 bytes  - Transport-Layer header size:

Therefore:

1,008  - 40 -  15 = 953

In the case above, one  just  need to subtract the header sizes from the data frame and thus have the answer.

Therefore, Since there is 1,008 bytes Network-Layer header size: 40 bytes Transport-Layer header size: 15 bytes the size, in bytes is 953.


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