3.1.1 Consider the network shown in the figure 3.1 above with four nodes. Cost links a:s shown in the diagram. Give the distance-vector routing tables for all the nodes in the network. Let node B to be the first node to broadcast its routing table. 3.1.2 Provide details of how count to infinity problem may occur in this type of routing protocol. : 3.2 Identify and briefly describe three QoS parameters that are often measūred to characterise the behaviour of a network or network connection

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