Yes, there is a potential problem with this protocol.

The stop-and-wait protocol used for reliable data

transfer over UDP can lead to poor performance due to the high overhead of waiting for
acknowledgments after each packet. This can result in low throughput and high latency, especially over
long-distance networks or in networks with high packet loss rates.

Additionally, this protocol does not address issues such as congestion control, flow control, or error
recovery, which can lead to further performance degradation and reliability issues.

To improve performance and reliability, it may be beneficial to use a more advanced protocol that
incorporates these features, such as TCP or a UDP-based protocol that implements congestion control,
flow control, and error recovery mechanisms.