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Final Exam
Final Exam
Instructions
1. Understanding the questions is part of exam.
2. Choose the most suitable choice in Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs).
3. Anyone found cheating, using unfair means or helping other(s) in cheating will get his/her
paper cancelled.
4. If you feel, some information is missing; write the assumption and proceed. No disturbance
to invigilator.
5. Exam will be active at the MS Teams Link.
Course Learning Outcomes (CLOs)
1. Understand the fundamental Building blocks of Computer Networks i.e., Layered approach and
protocols that make networking possible
2. Apply the knowledge of Computer networking to understand contemporary networking issues
3. Investigate and analyze the behavior of network traffic
4. Design and implement solutions to overcome network unreliability (through hands on
programming)
1. Part 1
a) Ack number = packet data starting point = previous packet data ending point + amount of data
in packet
Ack Number = 1399+1400+1=2800
b) As in TCP in case of packet loss previous ack is sent that is why ack number 1400 will be sent.
2) Part 2
a)
Maximum number of nodes that can be allocated will be 2 8-2 because first is used for subnet
identification and last is used for broadcasting.
b) As we know 25=32 that will give us 30 available nodes that is why we will make subnet mask of
32-5=27
1300 X 1 0
1300 X 1 1280/8=160
940 X 0 2560/8=320
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Question 3 [40 Marks]: Answer following long questions.
1. Part 1 [10 marks]
b) Congestion avoidace is operating when there is packet loss so interval for congestion avoidace is
6 to 16 and 18 TO 22
c) Because after packet loss the congestion window size is cut to half that is why the packet loss was due
to triple duplicate ACKs.
e) As congestion window size before packet loss was 42 we cut it half and get new value of 21
Ssthreshold = 21
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2. Part 2 [10 marks].
a) It will be
8 Mbps
b) It will be
C to A = 3Mbps
B to A = 7Mbps
c) In this case Alpha will be equal to 0.5 MBPS bcz fair share b/w two routers
Drop rate from B to A is equal 3/8
Drop rate from C to A is equal to 0
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3. Part 3 [10 Marks].
OABCEDF 14,A
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b) Answer [7 Marks]
Addresses used = 38
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