Practice Set - CN
Practice Set - CN
3. What are the various types of transmission modes and explain in details?
5. Distinguish between point-to-point links and multi point links. Give relevant diagrams.
7. Explain in detail about a) Data Link Layer and Network Layer b) Physical Layer
8. Explain the operation of the bit-oriented protocol HDLC with the required frames 12M
9. Explain the various error detection and correction Mechanisms used in computer
network
10. Discuss about sliding window protocol a) GO BACK NARQ b) Selective repeat
ARQ.
13. Show the different approaches in Packet Switching. Explain them in detail.
14. For n devices in a network, what is the number of cable links required for a mesh and
ring topology? Assume 6 devices connected in mesh topology. How many cables are
network
23. Explain the operation of the bit-oriented protocol HDLC with the required frames
26. A system uses stop and wait ARQ protocol. If each packet 1000 bits of data how long
does it take to send 1 million bits of data if the distance between the source and the
destination is 5000 KM and the propagation speed is 2*10 8 m/sec. Assume that no data
27. What is ISO-OSI model of computer network? Compare it with TCP/IP reference
model. Why TCP/IP reference model is more popular than OSI model? which layer is
I. To route packets
28. In the Stop-and-Wait Protocol, assume that the sender has only one slot in which to
keep the frame to send or the copy of the sent frame. What happens if the network
layer delivers a packet to the data-link layer at this moment?
29. Define piggybacking and its benefit.
30. A 300-m optical fiber has a data rate of 900 Mbps. The length of the data frame is
2000 bits. Assume a propagation speed of 2 * 108 m/s.
a. What is the bit length of the link?
b. What is the propagation delay a of a bit?
c. What inference can you draw from this value of a?
31. List out and discuss the disadvantages of stop and wait protocol.
32. Define the relationship between transmission and propagation delay, if the efficiency is
33. Find out the window size and minimum sequence number in sliding window protocol,
34. A pure ALOHA network transmits 200-bit frames on a shared channel of 200 kbps.
35. A slotted ALOHA network transmits 200-bit frames on a shared channel of 200 kbps.
39. Explain the following terms: (i) FTP (ii) SMTP (iii) DNS (iv)ARP.
40. Explain distance vector routing (DVR) with working example in detail.
46. Suppose a TCP connection is transferring a file of 5000 bytes. The first byte is
numbered 10001.What are the sequence numbers for each segment if data are sent in
47. i) Examine the Three Way Handshake protocol to establish the transport level
connection.
48. Find out window size and minimum sequence number in sliding window protocol, if
Transmission delay (Tt)= 1 ms, Propagation delay (Tp)= 24.5 ms. (ms= milliseconds).
49. A channel has a bit rate of 20 kbps. The stop and wait protocol with frame size 4500
bits is used. The delay for error detection and sending ACK by the receiver is 0.25
seconds because of a fault. Find the maximum efficiency of the channel if the
destination is 30000km away and the speed of the propagation of the signal is 2.8X108
50. The following is the dump of a TCP header in hexa decimal format: 05320017
00000001 00000000 500207FF 00000000 (i) What is the sequence number? (ii) What
is the destination port number? (iii) What is the acknowledgment number? (iv) What is
51. What do you understand by Quality of service, parameters? List various Quality of
service parameters.
52. What is the purpose of the Domain Name System? Discuss the three main divisions of
56. Enumerate how the transport layer unsure that the complete message arrives at the
58. What is congestion? Briefly describe the techniques that prevent congestion.
59. With an example explain 5 different phases of Link State Routing Algorithm.
60. With a neat sketch explain the steps of Data Encryption Standard to encrypt plain text
to cipher text.
61. Distinguish between Leaky Bucket algorithm and Token Bucket algorithm.
63. Define UDP and discuss the different fields of the format of a used datagram.