Which address on a personal computer (PC) does not change, even if the PC is moved to a different network? Justify your answer

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A: Network Address Translation (NAT) is a fundamental networking technique used to enable multiple…

Q: The term synchronization has many meanings in Computer Science. Within the networking field, the…

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Q: How does the OSI model's protocol go from layer to layer?

A: Given: What is the protocol's journey via the OSI model?

Q: Suppose a switch is built using a computer workstation and that it can forward packets at a rate of…

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Q: How does a bridge function in the OSI model, and which layer does it primarily operate in?

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Q: a.What are the assumptions which has taken in Elementary data link protocol

A: Introduction :We have to explain assumptions which has taken in Elementary data link protocols.

Q: Briefly define subnetting and supernetting. How do the subnet mask and supernet mask differ from a…

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Q: It is obvious that a router or a switch needs to do searching to find information in the…

A: The reason that a router or switch needs to search a table to find information is because the table…

Q: 1. Mention the protocols over which the protocol is encapsulated, to which layer ARP belongs. 2.…

A: ARP (Address Resolution Protocol) belongs to the Data Link layer (Layer 2) of the OSI model. It is…

Q: (b) The Internet Protocol (IP) can sometimes surprise with its flexibility. Since the overall design…

A: Since you are not given the distance between transmission points and data speed, it cannot calculate…

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Q: Examine the function of each of the seven OSI layers and the protocols that run on them.

A: Open System Interconnection(OSI) model is used to standardize how a computing or telecommunication…

Q: Suppose a switch is built using a computer workstation and that it can forward packets at a rate of…

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Q: Problem 3 Consider the problem of deciding whether to implement a virtual- circuit or a datagram…

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Q: What role does the "Transport Layer" play in "port addressing"?

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Q: Despite the OSI model's insistence on seven levels, this is not usually the case in actual network…

A: What is OSI model' The OSI (Open Systems Interconnection) model is a conceptual framework that…

Q: Briefly define subnetting and supernetting. How do the subnet mask and supernet mask differ from a…

A: The process of subnetting is used to create smaller networks or sub-networks within a larger…

Q: Briefly define subnetting and supernetting. How do the subnet mask and supernet mask differ from a…

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Q: The debate is whether SIMD is better suited to data or control-level parallelism. When it comes to…

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Q: Briefly define subnetting and supernetting. How do the subnet mask and supernet mask differ from a…

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Q: 2. Subnetting a subnet or using variable-length subnet mask (VLSM) was designed to maximize…

A: Subnetting is a process of dividing the large network into small subnetworks. Because of subnetting,…

Q: MAC protocols for an access network with N nodes continuously producing data at a constant rate of x…

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Q: tate two advantages of dividing a communication system into layers such as e.g. is done in the TCP /…

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Q: (a)  In a generic router architecture, what major components are there?

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Q: What does the term "connection status information" imply in the context of a virtual circuit…

A: A virtual circuit identification (VCI) is carried inside the header of packets that belong to this…

Q: To begin, what is an IP address and how does it work? Is there a reason to use mnemonic addresses?…

A: An Internet Protocol address is a special number that provides a one-of-a-kind identifier for a…

Q: Briefly define subnetting and supernetting. How do the subnet mask and supernet mask differ from a…

A: Answer : Subnetting :   Subnetting is a process in which a big network is divided into small sub…

Q: What is the purpose of ARP (Address Resolution Protocol) in the OSI model, and which layer does it…

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Q: Despite the OSI model's insistence on seven levels, this is not usually the case in actual network…

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Q: How do protocols transfer across OSI layers?

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Q: What are the differences between the various sliding window protocols used in the data connection…

A: Introduction: Sliding Window Protocol: The sliding window is a technique for sending multiple frames…

Q: Describe each of the OSI model's seven levels, including the seven sublayers, as well as the…

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Q: Discuss the seven OSI layers and their protocols.

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Q: How do protocols transfer across OSI layers?

A: Protocol transmission over the OSI model occurs as follows: From the transmitting device, data…

Q: Which two reasons support multilayer protocols? Please give proof.

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Q: What presumptions underpin the design of Basic data link protocols?

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Q: It is obvious that a router or a switch needs to do searching to find information in the…

A: The reason that a router or switch needs to search a table to find information is because the table…

Q: Briefly define subnetting and supernetting. How do the subnet mask and supernet mask differ from a…

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Q: What is the significance of ARP (Address Resolution Protocol) in the OSI model, and which layer does…

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Q: What is analogous to the connection layer frame if the passenger is analogous to a datagram?

A: In the transportation analogy, frame is analogous to:

Q: a) Explain the functionality of transport layer in an OSI reference model. Further, state two…

A: a) Explain the functionality of transport layer  in an OSI reference model.Further ,state two…

Q: 8. Which one is correct for OSI protocol? a. OSI Model is the first developed protocol architecture.…

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Q: Talk about the function of each of the seven OSI layers and the protocols that run on them.

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