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    Conceptest - Protocol Stack

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    The document contains questions about protocol stacks and multiplexing: 1. Frames encapsulate packets at the data link layer, while packets encapsulate frames at the network layer. 2. With an 8-byte header added at each of 10 layers and messages of 200 bytes, the fraction of bandwidth used for headers is approximately 30%. 3. The service interface of a protocol defines the syntax, semantics, and timing of messages exchanged between peers, which is true.

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    The document contains questions about protocol stacks and multiplexing: 1. Frames encapsulate packets at the data link layer, while packets encapsulate frames at the network layer. 2. With an 8-byte header added at each of 10 layers and messages of 200 bytes, the fraction of bandwidth used for headers is approximately 30%. 3. The service interface of a protocol defines the syntax, semantics, and timing of messages exchanged between peers, which is true.

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    The document contains questions about protocol stacks and multiplexing: 1. Frames encapsulate packets at the data link layer, while packets encapsulate frames at the network layer. 2. With an 8-byte header added at each of 10 layers and messages of 200 bytes, the fraction of bandwidth used for headers is approximately 30%. 3. The service interface of a protocol defines the syntax, semantics, and timing of messages exchanged between peers, which is true.

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    Conceptest - Protocol Stack

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    The document contains questions about protocol stacks and multiplexing: 1. Frames encapsulate packets at the data link layer, while packets encapsulate frames at the network layer. 2. With an 8-byte header added at each of 10 layers and messages of 200 bytes, the fraction of bandwidth used for headers is approximately 30%. 3. The service interface of a protocol defines the syntax, semantics, and timing of messages exchanged between peers, which is true.

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    ConcepTest Protocol Stack

    Q1. If the unit exchanged at the data link level is called a frame and the unit exchanged at the network level is called a packet, do frames encapsulate packets or do packets encapsulate frames? A) Frames encapsulate packets B) Packets encapsulate frames Q2. A system has a 10-layer protocol hierarchy. Applications generate messages of length 200 bytes. At each of the layers, an 8-byte header is added. What fraction of the network bandwidth is filled with headers? A) 40% B) 30.3% C) 26.5% D) 28.6% Q3. The service interface of a protocol defines the syntax, semantics, and timing of messages exchanged between peers. A) True B) False C) Dont know

    Q4. The transport layer header is removed by the network layer on the receiving side. A) True B) False C) Dont know

    ConcepTest - Multiplexing
    Question For the following issues/features, which A) Packet B) Circuit C) Both answer is more appropriate: Switching Switching Q1 More efficient for irregular data traffic (i.e. traffic with variable transmission rate) Q2 With encapsulation overhead Q3 Q4 With call setup overhead Data traffic of a message follows the same path

    Q5 Q6
    Q7

    Better link utilization Service guarantee


    Experience congestion

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