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For any networking enthusiast here

Overview
In this assignment, you will implement a reliable transport protocol for a messaging application. You have previously used UDP and TCP sockets to write network application programs. This assignment asks you to pretend that TCP does not exist and implement reliable transport yourself on top of UDP.

Your goal is to write (possibly identical) UDP-based sender and receiver messaging client programs that communicate through a messaging server we maintain. You can run the messaging server yourself on your local machine and that is the recommended option. You can also use the common messaging server. Your client's transport protocol should implement the following:

Part A: ensure reliable, in-order delivery of an input stream of text;
Part B: make your reliable transport protocol fast using pipelining.
The following sections describe the messaging server protocol and sample code to play with its features; goal, design constraints and deliverables; submission instructions; and tips and FAQ.

Rules
You can only use UDP.
You can only send/receive message to/from the messaging server.
The server will truncate any messages longer than 2048 bytes.
You can use a pipelined protocol with a window size of at most 16 segments as the server will drop further messages from a client after buffering that many segments.
You can not rely on CHNL commands in your submitted client for obvious reasons. They are only meant for you to test your code under various conditions, so we will disable all CHNL commands (including CHNL PARAMS) while evaluating your client.

Main Resource
• https://bitbucket.org/compnetworks/reliabletransport/src/master/README.md

More resources
• https://t.me/+JMoUZIT4kARkNjBk

If it passes all checks they will be given $50. If it doesn't and they execute most the work in the next two days they will be given $25-35 depending on the tests they passed

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