3.

1 QUESTIONS
1. What must be the properties of a device to become a node?

2. Draw a basic diagram showing a link.

3. What are the services of the Data-Link Layer and briefly describe each.

4. Give at least 2 examples of networks each for point-to-point and broadcast links.

5. What are the Data-Link sublayers and identify its scope of concerns?
1. Node-to-node can sometimes be called ______ to ______.
2. In Flow Control, what are the 2 options when the buffer becomes full and no longer can contain
frame?

3. Flow Control is also being done at the ________ layer.

3.2
1. Give at least 2 descriptions of the MAC address.

2. Differentiate Unicast, Multicast and Broadcast addressing.

3.3
1. Define the scope of the Data Link Control (DLC) sublayer. (5 pts.)

2. List the functions of DLC. (3 pts. each, 10 points if all correct)

3. Describe or demonstrate Framing. (5 pts.)

4. What is the difference between the Character-Oriented Framing and Bit-Oriented Framing?

5. Why Flow Control is necessary? (5 pts.)

6. How the error detection is done? (5 pts.)

7. What are the 2 possible scenarios when an error is detected? (5 pts.)

8. What is the difference between Connectionless and Connection Oriented protocols? (5 pts.)

1. Describe Simple Protocol. (5 pts.)

2. Enumerate the basic steps of the process of the Simple Protocol as illustrated in its diagram.
(5 pts.)

3. Describe Stop-and-Wait protocol, mention its difference from the Simple Protocol. (5 pts.)

4. List the procedures in the operation of the Stop-and-Wait protocol (5 pts.)

5. What is the specific protocol that applies the Stop-and-Wait Protocol? (5 pts.)