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A process P1 at site A sends a request message to process P2 on site B....

A process P1 at site A sends a request message to process P2 on site B. Sites A and B are connected via internet. Typically, P2’s reply comes within 1 minute. In this case, however, it has not received a reply even after 5 minutes. What can be concluded from here? List all possible causes for this phenomenon (there are several).

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